Xi Jinping to Remain China President for Next Five Years at Key Meeting
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Lin Heli, a senior Chinese observer and researcher at the Jamestown Foundation (Jamestown Foundation), an American think tank, said while attending the lecture on the 28th that even if Xi Jinping's administration is criticized, he will still be re-elected to 3 positions as President of the CPC in the 21st National Congress of the Communist Party of China next year, general secretary of the CPC Central Committee, and chairman of the Central Milit…
The author, Ivan Zimbitzi, Xi Jinping, seems to have no faith in his own luck, and this is how the recent analysis of Linlin Wei, Wall Street Journal, China, begins.
Just under 300 members of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China (PCC) are meeting in camera this week to prepare for next year's Congress, during which Xi Jinping should be given a five-year term at the head of the party state. A simple formality, given the purges he conducted.
China's political leadership began a four-day plenary session on Monday focused on stricter discipline within the Communist Party. President Xi Jinping wants to tighten oversight of party officials and ensure that they adhere to the decisions of the central ...
The question is simply dangerous. This week it will be asked anyway.
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