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Hidden Tensions in Beijing’s Two Sessions
Xi winds up Two Sessions confab. SCMP photoDuring the recently ended Two Sessions huddle, the annual Beijing meeting of China’s two top deliberative bodies, what wasn’t said is as important as what was. Two top Chinese generals, Zhang Youxia and Liu Zhenli, were conspicuously not mentioned at the March 5-12 conclave, suggesting President Xi Jinping’s control of the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) is not absolute and he faces pushback after purgin…
Xi Warns China’s Military Against Disloyalty at CCP’s Top Political Meetings
Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leader Xi Jinping warned military officials against “disloyalty” at a meeting of the military delegation during the CCP’s annual top political meetings, known as the Two Sessions. The absence of several top generals at the meeting was noted by analysts, who pointed out that Xi’s rhetoric indicates the military purge that is intertwined with power struggles and systemic pressures will continue. The CCP’s “Two Session…
At the annual summit of the Chinese Communist Party, party leader Xi Jinping warned his military leaders against disloyalty. Experts see this as a power struggle that could restrict the regime's military action.
Xi Hints At More Top Purges, Issues Warning To ‘Corrupt Elements’ In Chinese Army
by Tyler Durden, Mar 09, 2026, https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/xi-hints-more-top-purges-issues-warning-corrupt-elements-chinese-army One of the big themes to come out of China over the past several months (and even years) has been Chinese President Xi Jinping’s (apparently ongoing) sweeping purge of PLA military command ranks on the basis of “corruption” – or rather what is most probably perceived disloyalty. Already there’s been several …
Xi stresses political loyalty | The Australian Naval Institute
Xinhua, China’s state news agency reported that President Xi Jinping on 7 March, “stressed fully leveraging the unique strengths of enhancing political loyalty in the military, and called for concerted efforts to advance the modernisation of national defence and the armed forces in a steady and sustained manner. Xi, also general secretary of the Communist […]
Shen Ming-shi, a researcher at the Institute for National Security Studies at Taiwan's National Defense Research Institute, analyzed the "Military Rectification from the Perspective of the Two Sessions" at a symposium on "Foreign Situation and Regional Security Outlook after the Two Sessions of the CCP" on the 11th. He pointed out that after Xi Jinping rectified Zhang Youxia and Liu Zhenli, the generals who have not been officially announced to …
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