China, Corruption and Xi
China's Xi cites corruption as 'biggest threat' to ruling Communist party
Corruption is the biggest threat to China's Communist Party, President Xi Jinping said on Monday, in a clear warning that the ruling party is resolved to tackle a long-running problem that is now entrenched in many strata of Chinese society.
Ding Xiongjun, ex-chairman of state-owned Kweichow Moutai, was placed under investigation on Jan. 2, the third former leader ...
The Chinese government pledged to deepen its anti-corruption drive across a broad sweep of industries, including finance and ...
Founded in 1921, the Party, with its experience of ruling the most populous country in the world since 1949, must always ...
China's top anti-graft watchdog said it will be rigorous in investigating corruption cases where political and economic ...
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China is building new detention centers all over the country as Xi Jinping widens corruption purgeChina has built or expanded more than 200 specialized detention facilities nationwide to interrogate suspects ensnared in ...
China's anti-corruption battle continues to roar. In 2024, it made waves in sectors such as finance, energy, healthcare and ...
Another spate of Chinese military corruption cases serves as a reminder that a decades-long practice and culture of ...
China's anti-graft watchdog filed over 4,000 disciplinary cases in 2024 to combat growing corruption, deemed a major threat ...
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