China's 'missing' Foreign Minister: Who is Qin Gang, and what is known of his recent absence from public life

Qin Gang has not been spotted in public since late June this year and has missed recent summits and meetings. China has a history of well-known personalities disappearing from public view for days, seemingly because the Chinese Communist Party disapproved of their actions, and this is fueling speculations about Qin.

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