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BEIJING - The three most glaring omissions from China's new Communist Party leadership share one common trait: All rose through its Youth League and were considered members of a once-powerful faction whose influence Xi Jinping has now effectively crushed. Premier Li Keqiang and Vice Premier Wang Yang, both 67 and young enough to be re-appointed to the elite seven-member Politburo...

A new amendment to the CCP constitution demonstrates a significant escalation in the party’s approach to Taiwan.

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“Take the lockdown policy as an example. Xi's success in 2021 has long turned sour. Lockdown should only be the first step in dealing with a pandemic. It is meant to buy time for the invention and mass production of an effective vaccine, and to earn the trust of the public. In these two endeavours Xi failed miserably.”

The Party Congress was expected to reaffirm, and perhaps further consolidate, Xi Jinping’s position as the most dominant Chinese leader since Mao Zedong, and

Li Keqiang and Wang Yang, key figures in a fictionalized plot to remove Xi from power, were ousted at the party congress 

It was a rare unscripted moment for one of the most secretive political parties in the world. While we may never know what happened, there is no doubt who’s in charge.

THE most significant outcome of the 20th Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC), which ended on Sunday, is the re-election of Xi Jinping for a record third term as the general secretary of the party. This is a prelude to his extension as the President of the People’s Republic and the C

The three most glaring omissions from Chinas new Communist Party leadership share one common trait: all rose through its Youth League and were considered members of a once-powerful faction whose

Ex Chinese President’s allies deleted from final list of top leaders without his knowledge