In Xi Jinping, Millions of Parties in China Have Been Punished.
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The scale of harassment of Chinese officials in Xi Jinping has reached levels that have not existed since Mao Zedong.
The Communist Party of China (CPC) held its fifth plenary session from October 26 to 29, where key issues were decided for the future of the rising superpower. The summit also produced some minor surprises that may not reflect well on its most important leader, Xi Jinping. The Chinese president’s position could not be more stable ahead of next year’s party congress, but a number of dark clouds have gathered over lower-ranking leaders.
Top officials, military leadership and millions of Chinese Communist Party members hit
Following the conclusion of the Fifth Plenary Session of the 20th CPC Central Committee, the PLA Daily published a series of commentary articles on its front page, discussing anti-corruption efforts and adherence to Party command. The latest article declared a commitment to "resolve the prominent issue of upholding the Party's absolute leadership over the military." Analysts believe this is a further, albeit indirect, confirmation of the previou…
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