China targets lowest growth range since 1991 in realistic move as pressures rise
China has set a cautious GDP growth target of 4.5 to 5 percent for 2026, the lowest since 1991, in response to increasing domestic and external economic pressures.
Five-Year Plan: China's New Line: Security Instead of Growth
China's Prime Minister Li Qiang outlines the country's new economic policy at the National People's Congress, emphasizing security over growth amid an increasingly tense economic climate.
Terrorism allegation: NNPP writes US Congress, defends Kwankwaso
The National Chairman of the New Nigeria People’s Party has defended their presidential candidate, Rabiu Kwankwaso, against terrorism allegations during an interview on television.
SEN RAND PAUL: America is at war—but Americans didn’t vote for it
Senator Rand Paul criticizes the lack of Congressional debate and public vote before the U.S. entered a new war in the Middle East, arguing that the American people were not consulted and do not know the implications of this military engagement.
The National People's Congress of China Opens: Key Points of This Year Reported by Correspondents on Site
The National People's Congress of China opened in harsh winter conditions on March 5, with nearly 3,000 representatives gathering to discuss significant national issues.
China offers itself as an alternative of "stability" in the face of global conflicts
China presents itself as a stabilizing force in global geopolitics amid ongoing international conflicts, as discussed by Prime Minister Li Qiang during the National People's Congress.
China Enters Era of Slower Economic Growth
China's parliament has indicated the world's second-largest economy is entering a phase of slower growth, setting a GDP growth target of 4.5–5% for the year, the lowest since the 1990s.
China strengthens housing support for newlywed families and indicates an expansion in child-rearing support at the National People's Congress
China is increasing housing support for newlywed families as part of new measures announced at the National People's Congress to combat declining birth rates.
Maximum 5 percent: China cuts growth target to lowest level in 30 years
China has reduced its growth target to a maximum of 5%, acknowledging significant economic challenges, including the impact of the trade war with the USA.
China Tightens Its Belt Without Letting Go of the Wheel: Lowers Its Economic Growth Target Amid Global Storm
China has reduced its economic growth target as it faces global challenges, while simultaneously showcasing its political power during the annual National People's Congress.
China's Leadership Sets Lowest Economic Growth Target in Over 30 Years
China has announced its lowest economic growth target in over 30 years, aiming for a growth rate of 4.5% to 5% for 2026 during the annual session of its National People's Congress.
Why is the National People's Congress of China drawing attention? Key points for this year.
The National People's Congress in Beijing will commence on the 5th, discussing crucial topics that the world is paying attention to.
Without Congress, the People of Israel: What Led Trump to Order the Attack on Iran
The article discusses discussions between Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and U.S. President Trump regarding military action against Iran amid diplomatic negotiations.
China vows to boost economy, adhere to principles ahead of ‘two sessions’ and Trump visit
China is preparing for a significant political overview while emphasizing economic resilience and adherence to its core principles as tensions with the US rise, especially with Donald Trump's upcoming visit.
China has removed over 100 defense tops
China's Communist Party has dismissed more than half of the senior officers in the People's Liberation Army since 2020 amid corruption allegations and Xi Jinping's consolidation of power.
South Africa: Ramaphosa Extends Condolences on the Passing of Mosiuoa Gerard Patrick Lekota
President Cyril Ramaphosa expressed his condolences for the passing of former politician and activist Mosiuoa Gerard Patrick Lekota.
China to unveil next five years' priorities at 'Two Sessions' annual political conclave
China's 'Two Sessions' meetings commenced, focusing on the announcement of annual growth targets, defense budgets, and a new five-year plan.
What is China's 'National People's Congress'? How are the 3,000 representatives selected?
The article explains the significance and functions of China's National People's Congress, which is similar to Japan's National Diet, highlighting its key role in governance despite being dominated by the Communist Party.
Africa: All of Africa Today - March 4, 2026
Former South African liberation icon Mosiuoa Lekota, founder of the Congress of the People, has passed away at the age of 77.
South Africa: COPE Founder Mosiuoa Lekota Dies - South African News Briefs - March 4, 2026
Mosiuoa Lekota, the founder of the Congress of the People (COPE), has passed away at the age of 77.
China’s Two Sessions: what are the meetings and why do they matter?
China's Two Sessions meetings involve thousands of delegates gathering in Beijing to discuss legislation and budgeting, reflecting the political landscape and governance dynamics in the country.
North Korea will elect its deputies on March 15
North Korea is set to hold elections for its Supreme People's Assembly on March 15, following a recent congress of the ruling Workers' Party.
We don’t want a Sudeten German congress. Dozens of people protested with placards at the Brno city council
Dozens of protestors opposed the proposed Sudeten German congress at a city council meeting in Brno, Czechia.
Xi Jinping's military purge and technological 'self-sufficiency' mark China's most important political meeting of the year
China's top legislative body has removed nine senior military officials from its deputies list just before the vital political gathering known as the Two Sessions.
With military purges, Xi prepares a new phase of power centralization
China has seen a significant reduction in military delegates at the National People's Congress following the ousting of nine military officials, indicating an intensification of power centralization under Xi Jinping.
19 MPs Have Disappeared. China is Carrying Out Purges
The article discusses the disappearance of 19 Chinese lawmakers amid a larger context of purges occurring in China.
‘The people take the destiny of Mexico into their own hands’: Rosa Icela Rodríguez 'applauds' electoral reform
Rosa Icela Rodríguez praised Claudia Sheinbaum's electoral reform proposal aimed at enhancing Mexico's democratic life, which is set to be discussed in Congress on March 2.
Nigeria: Another PDP Governor, Lawmakers Set to Join APC
Governor Ahmadu Fintiri of Adamawa State is reportedly set to defect from the People's Democratic Party (PDP) to the All Progressives Congress (APC), following others from his party in the region.
Daily Summary #1874: Trump speaks in Congress with a threat to Iran and a heated debate about immigration; Chamber approves anti-faction bill but blocks taxation of bets to fund public safety; Search for missing people from the flooding in MG enters its 2nd day
Trump's speech in Congress included threats to Iran and discussions about immigration as local issues persisted in Brazil's governance.
Democrat thrown out during Trump's speech
Democrat Al Green was removed from the House shortly after President Donald Trump began his State of the Union address for holding a sign that read 'Black people are not monkeys.'
Trump - State of the Union: Live Speech - Tariffs, Immigration, Iran in Focus
President Donald Trump addresses Congress and the American people in his State of the Union speech, focusing on key policy areas including immigration, tariffs, and foreign relations.
'People of Gujarat are troubled by BJP and Congress,' said Kejriwal
Arvind Kejriwal stated that the people of Gujarat are frustrated with both the BJP and Congress, particularly citing disrespect from the BJP.
Cuba is approaching its Berlin Wall moment — America must help them break through
The article discusses the dire state of the Cuban regime and calls for U.S. intervention to support the Cuban people in their struggle for freedom.
Kwara killings: Declare security emergency, OPC urges S'West govs
The Oodua People’s Congress has called for a state of emergency in response to the violent killings in Kwara State.
What did Congress leader Bhupinder Hooda say about Haryana?
Congress leader Bhupinder Singh Hooda criticized the Haryana government for its continuous failures in addressing issues such as pension cuts for the elderly and the halting of ration cards, which are affecting the common people.
'People do not trust Rahul Gandhi...,' says Rijiju
Rijiju claims that the Indian public does not trust Rahul Gandhi due to the perceived failures of the Congress party during its 60 years in power.
Silveira celebrates STF decision that allows indigenous peoples to explore mining on their lands
Minister of Mines and Energy Alexandre Silveira expressed support for the STF's ruling that permits indigenous people to carry out mining activities on their lands with government and Congress approval.
ADC slams FG over Kwara massacre
The African Democratic Congress has condemned the massacre of over 70 people in Kwara State, blaming the Federal Government for failing in national security.
China expels defence industry officials from legislature amid corruption crackdown
Three senior executives from China's defense industry have been expelled from the National People's Congress as part of a corruption crackdown and may face further disciplinary action or criminal charges.
DHS fires back after Dem billionaire David Trone claims ICE is ‘executing people’
The Department of Homeland Security responded to claims made by billionaire David Trone regarding ICE's operations, emphasizing the inaccuracy of his statements while he campaigns in Maryland.
APC e-registration hits 7 million — Youth leader
The National Youth Leader of the All Progressives Congress reported that over 7 million people have registered with the party through its e-registration, praising President Bola Tinubu for his youth-inclusive governance.
The PP brings to Congress the consular 'deterioration': Buenos Aires accumulates 600,000 files
The PP (People's Party) highlights the issue of consular services in Congress, where Buenos Aires is reported to have a backlog of 600,000 files, while Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares commits to digitalizing the process for efficiency.