Published 8 months ago

Beijing silent on key meeting amid growing dissent in party ranks

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China's ruling Communist Party appears to have postponed a key political meeting. Analysts say the move suggests that party leader Xi Jinping faces strong currents of dissent. The third plenary session of the Central Committee is typically held a year after a new leadership takes power. Previous third plenums have been used to launch new policy directions or reforms.

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Beijing silent on key meeting amid growing dissent in party ranks

China's ruling Communist Party appears to have postponed a key political meeting, in a move analysts said suggests that party leader Xi Jinping faces strong currents of dissent from within party ranks that he may not be able to keep under wraps at a plenary session. The third plenary session of the Central Committee – the party's biggest decision-making body – is typically held a year after a new leadership takes power, yet Xi's third term in o…

8 months ago·United States

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