# Li Qiang  

Li Qiang is a prominent Chinese politician currently serving as the premier of China and the second-ranking member of the CCP Politburo Standing Committee. A member of the New Zhijiang Army, he previously held high-level regional leadership roles in Zhejiang, Jiangsu, and Shanghai. Known for his pro-business stance and support for economic reforms, Li has overseen China’s economy since assuming the premiership in 2023, following an extensive career within the party hierarchy.

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China's real challenge in boosting domestic demand is not consumer vouchers but restoring the confidence of households and businesses to spend and invest. (Associated Press)

Beijing Watch | China's Growth Slows to 4.3%, Consumers Stay Home

The exit-entry management regulations published by China's State Council are officially framed as protecting Chinese citizens abroad. (File photo, AP)

Beijing Watch | China's New Exit Rules May Block Travelers at the Gate

中國總理李強於2026年6月24日在大連舉辦的「夏季達沃斯論壇」（世界經濟論壇新領軍者年會）開幕式上發表特別致辭。(圖/WEF官網)

Opinion | At Davos, China's Li Qiang Tears Down Walls. For Now.

China's reduced economic growth target is viewed as 'pragmatic' but introduces new risks. Pictured: Aerial view of a container terminal in Shanghai, China. (File photo, AP)

China's Lowered Growth Target: Pragmatic but Risky for Regional Stability

Chinese President Xi Jinping interacts with citizens in Beijing's Dongcheng district. (AP)

China's Economic Pivot Under Pressure as Leaders Map Five-Year Plan

Wang Huning, Chairman of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference. (Associated Press)

Beijing Adopts Low-Key Taiwan Strategy as Economic Priorities Take Center Stage

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi. (AP)

Japanese Ruling Party Lawmakers Visit Taiwan Amid Stalled Relations with China

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