Arrests In China Signal A Crisis In Governance
Instead of regulating big companies, China keeps arresting their heads. China's unwillingness to reform its institutions is now affecting global institutions.
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Instead of regulating big companies, China keeps arresting their heads. China's unwillingness to reform its institutions is now affecting global institutions.
In downtown Beijing, just a little over a mile west of the Forbidden City, is one of China’s most illustrious high schools. Its graduates regularly attend the country’s best universities or go abroad to study, while foreign leaders and CEOs make pilgrimages to catch a glimpse of the country’s future elite.Founded in 1917, it has been lavishly rebuilt over the past few years,
As seemingly forced exit of former President Hu Jintao showed, family history of Communist Party loyalty now means less than allegiance to President Xi Jinping
When China's former President Hu Jintao was escorted out of the 20th National Congress in full view of the foreign press corps, his exit appeared to signal a change in status for a whole generation of Chinese Communist Party leaders who had supported President Xi Jinping's election to an unprecedented third term. "The second generation…
As seemingly forced exit of former President Hu Jintao showed, family history of Communist Party loyalty now means less than allegiance to President Xi Jinping