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In the just over three years since Xi Jinping assumed leadership of China, observers and scholars of the country have increasingly coalesced around the idea that Xi’s term in office has coincided with a shift in the tone, if not the practice, of Chinese politics.
In a recent essay, “How China’s Leaders Will Rule on the Law,” Carl Minzner looks at the question of why China’s leaders have announced they will emphasize rule of law at the upcoming Chinese Communist Party plenum slated to take place in Beijing October 20-23. Why have Party leaders chosen now to discuss the law? —The Editors
High. populous candidates are doing well and they could win in the netherlands and france. french far right leader has turned her once fringe party into a political force. cnn's melissa belle traveled to northern froons visit a rural town that has turned to her front after years of socialist rule. >> this is very rural, it used to be industrial. there's an agricultural sector that's disintegrated. it's a place that represents the french public opinion. >> our guide to the town's deputy mayor since 2014 when the far right national front took over after nearly a century of socialist rule. it's o...
Rampage in california. sherrie roads was attending a tribal meeting when she grabbed a knife and stabbed a victim. at least one officer killed and two others wounded in an attack outside ka bell. afghan officials say a car bomber broke through the gate then two women opened fire. the taliban has claimed responsibility. venezuela's president sending a pair trooper to crack down on anti-government prote protesto protestors. six people have died during more than a week of violence. felon stray tors challenging nicholas ma do you remember ra's -- ma do you remember ra's socialist rule. now t...
Of socialist rule. security guards at a canadian airport found a pipe biem in a teenager's bag. sounds like good work. the problem -- the edmonton journal reports the officers not only let the traveler board his plane, but they offered to give the bomb back to him. the teenager claimed he created the device to blow up in a field for fun and had forgotten it was in his bag. skiler murphy refused to take the pipe bomb back and was cleared through to board his flight to mexico for a family vacation. he was arrested a week later upon his return to canada and pled guilty to possession of an explo...