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No one in the new Politburo will be a threat to the party chief | China

China is expected to reappoint Xi Jinping leader for five more years at the Communist Party congress, a meeting that will influence global events for decades to come.

By James Pomfret HONG KONG (Reuters) - When Wang Yang was Chinese Communist Party boss of economic powerhouse Guangdong province, the man now consider...

By Dominique Patton BEIJING (Reuters) - From humble roots as the son of farmers in central Hubei province, Hu Chunhua has worked his way into China's ...

The man currently seen as a leading contender to become China's next premier, Wang Yang, had a liberal tendency when he was the Chinese Communist Party leader of economic powerhouse Guangdong province, but it has been less apparent since Xi Jinping entered office.  Wang earned a name for himself while living in Guangdong, a province that surrounds Hong Kong, by promoting socially inclusive policies and upgrading rusted industries. 

China’s leader came to power determined to ensure prosperity, but he may yet turn out to be his country’s greatest threat

The meeting will recast China's top leadership, and no doubt throw up new Communist catchphrases indicating the party's intentions for the next five years.

Chinas ruling Communist Party will reshuffle its leadership when it holds a once-in-five-years Congress starting Oct 16, with Xi Jinping widely expected to stay on for a third term as general secretary, Chinas senior-most position.

By Yew Lun Tian BEIJING (Reuters) - China's ruling Communist Party will reshuffle its leadership when it holds a once-in-five-years Congress starting Oct

By Yew Lun Tian BEIJING (Reuters) - China's ruling Communist Party will reshuffle its leadership when it holds a once-in-five-years Congress starting ...