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How has China’s year-long law enforcement campaign changed local governance?

Beijing has revealed the sweeping scale of a year-long campaign targeting irregular law enforcement against businesses as the country intensified its efforts to discipline local bu...

Xi’s corruption crackdown by the numbers

China’s campaign against corruption, which the country’s leaders have linked to the Communist Party’s ability to stay in power, has been President Xi Jinping’s signature policy sin...

‘Not a crackdown’: China regulators signal more neutral enforcement in shift from 2021

Chinese regulators are stepping up public enforcement against the nation’s corporate giants, marking a departure from the low-key approach adopted after a bruising 2021 tech crackd...

China cracks down on criminal network using online public opinion to extort entertainment industry

China cracks down on an online extortion scheme involving celebrity scandals and negative online publicity

China deepens crackdown on cross-border brokerages

Drama series issue shows CCP’s need for control: MAC

Former Xinjiang Public Security Chief Probed in China’s Anti-Corruption Drive

Zhu Changjie, a former vice chairman of Xinjiang and former head of the region’s public security department, is under investigation for 'violations of discipline and law,' the stan...

China deepens crackdown on cross-border brokers, vows cleanup in 2 years

China Cracks Down on Overseas Wealth, Hits Foreign Investors

A technology executive in Beijing, whom Bloomberg identifies by the pseudonym “Tom,” spent years quietly trading overseas stocks through a variety of channels. The practice is wide...

Former Xinjiang Party Chief Ma Xingrui Sacked From CCP Ahead of Beidaihe

Ma's downfall marks the latest high-profile purge of a senior Chinese official ahead of the annual Beidaihe leadership retreat, fueling concerns of infighting among Beijing's top e...

Xi Jinping’s Purge Hits Inner Circle As Zhejiang Network Loyalists Face Corruption Charges

A former subordinate of Cai Qi, the Politburo Standing Committee member who oversees the Party’s day-to-day operations as director of the General Office of the Central Committee, s...

‘Organized Criminal Activity’: US Senator Demands Action Against Beijing’s Transnational Repression

A Nebraska state lawmaker is calling for stronger legislation, criminal investigations, and prosecutions in response to what he says is an escalating campaign of transnational repr...

How CCP-Linked Networks Reach Deep Into American Political Institutions

A series of high-profile cases involving elected officials, political aides, and CCP-linked operatives has intensified scrutiny over Beijing’s efforts to expand influence within th...

MAC slams CCP’s ‘deceptive’ approach

Taiwan Imposes Unprecedented Restrictions, Prohibiting Public Officials from Attending CCP’s Straits Forum

The Chinese Communist Party is scheduled to hold the 18th Straits Forum in Xiamen on June 18 and has invited representatives of Taiwanese political parties to attend. According to...

China’s Passport Crackdown Has Spread Far Beyond AI Labs

Beijing's travel restrictions have expanded from nuclear scientists and senior officials to tens of millions of ordinary public employees.

Hong Kong: Beijing Tightens Social Control

Click to expand Image A prison van believed to be carrying Jimmy Lai leaving West Kowloo...

China’s Purge Reaches a Four-Province Power Broker and an Emergency Minister Undone By His Own Words

This second installment of a three-part series on officials toppled in China's anti-corruption campaign this year examines how a provincial chief who built loyal networks in four d...

Deleted Report Unveils New Effort to Monitor VPN Use on Chinese Campuses

A military-linked Chinese technology company quietly removed a report promoting a system designed to monitor and identify VPN use on university networks after the document sparked...

Anti-Corruption Deputy Chief Vanishes From Key Meeting as Purge Closes In on Former Beijing Boss’s Network

Deputy anti-corruption chief Xiao Pei skips a key meeting after an associate reportedly implicated him in a purge.

China’s top military officials face ‘ironclad’ rules in anti-corruption fight

China’s top military command has issued strict measures to enforce discipline among senior officials of the People’s Liberation Army, marking its latest bid to further tighten cont...

Falun Gong Practitioners Targeted by CCP-Linked Repression in the US: Report

Based on survey responses and documented incidents, the report argues that the campaign has grown significantly in recent years and calls for a stronger response to counteract the...

Xi’s 2026 Purges Take Down Multi-Province Powerbroker and China’s Emergency Minister

More prominent anti-corruption cases of early 2026 involve influential former provincial party chief Yi Lianhong and disaster response minister Wang Xiangxi, while a forestry agenc...

China Rolls Out New Rules Blocking Petitioners From Reaching Beijing

Police clear petitioner camps in Beijing days after the regulation quietly took effect