China’s third plenum: Few ‘bold’ moves in store but analysts watch for structural reforms


The Communist Party of China is about to hold its much-delayed third plenum, traditionally a time for unveiling major economic strategies for the next five to 10 years. The first of a six-part preview series looks at the likely measures in store as China doubles down on innovation and tech advancement to boost post-pandemic growth and tackle the US-led tech war.

Top officials of the Communist Party of China assemble next month for their much-anticipated third plenary session, traditionally an occasion to set out economic strategies for the next five to 10 years.

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!

Next In Aseanplus News

Exiled democracy activists say they’re targeted by fake lewd images
Kim slams lazy officials, urges discipline
Exam chief resigns after designing tests dubbed too difficult
PM sets way for early election amid unrest
Visions of peace in a shelter from chaos
Fire probe expected to conclude within nine months
Crypto mogul gets 15 years’ jail
British adult star fined for breaking traffic rules in Bali, deported after
Express entry for skilled workers
First vote since uprising set for February, president to step down

Others Also Read