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CCP Calls October Plenum to Take Up ‘Strict Party Governance’

Fifth Plenums have been given over to five-year economic plans since the 1980s. Analysts read this one as the session that settles the cases against two purged generals.

CCP Reportedly Plans Year-Long Purge Ahead of 21st Party Congress

The Beidaihe Meeting is currently underway. According to sources within Taiwan’s national security community, the CCP plans to carry out a year-long purge ahead of the 21st CCP Nat...

Taiwan’s Ruling Party, DPP Proposes a Legislative Resolution Condemning CCP’s ‘Ethnic Unity Law’

Proposal initially blocked by opposition, advances to second reading and cross-party negotiations

China’s October plenum plan reveals focus on party discipline ahead of 2027 congress

China’s top leadership has made party governance the focus of a coming key conclave, signalling the significance of a clean record in the selection process ahead of next year’s nat...

Former Wen Jiabao Aide Purged, Sparking Questions About CCP Infighting

While state media framed the charge as part of an anti-corruption case, some overseas commentators argue it reflects growing distrust and political tensions within the CCP's top ec...

The Illusory Pursuit of Freedom of Thought: The CCP vs. the ERCP Paradigm

by cotobuzz at CDN - Which System Better Supports Freedom of Thought: the Chinese CCP or the American Model? For a free society to prosper, a marketplace of ideas is required. Cou...

Xi Jinping’s Political Future Draws Scrutiny as State Media Stresses Party Loyalty

A new series of state-media commentaries emphasizing ideological commitment and loyalty to the CCP's leadership is drawing scrutiny as attention turns to Xi's political future beyo...

Looking at what the CCP has left unsaid

Blades Flash Again at the CCDI Plenum: Zhang Shengmin Absent, and Two Wang Qishan Proteges in an Awkward Spot

Two deputy secretaries were seated below the dais as ordinary members, which some analysts say may mean they had already been removed before the meeting opened.

Will Xi Jinping Go Easy on Zhang Youxia? The Answer May Decide His Fourth Term

There has been no verdict on Zhang six months after his fall was announced, leading analysts to read the deadlock as a measure of the resistance Xi faces inside the Party.

‘Even Politburo members can be touched’: what the latest purge says about Xi Jinping’s China

The ousting of Ma Xingrui – the third Politburo member in recent years - suggests Xi’s tolerance of dissent is diminishing, say analystsOn Tuesday, China expelled Ma Xingrui, one o...

Xi’s Inner Circle Under Pressure as Former Aides Fall and Chen Xi Reportedly Demoted

Recently, Liang Chao, the “chief steward” in China’s Wenzhou city in Zhejiang Province for Chen Yixin, a close associate of Xi Jinping’s “Zhejiang clique,” turned himself in. He wa...

Taiwan’s push to dissolve pro-Beijing party triggers political censorship debate

Taiwan’s plan to dissolve the pro-Beijing Chinese Unification Promotion Party (CUPP) has sparked controversy over whether the independence-leaning authorities are using security co...

The Making & Remaking of Chinese Totalitarianism

Editor's Note: The death of former Chinese Premier Zhu Rongji, a leading architect of China's market reforms, gives new resonance to the author's argument: China transformed its ec...

Xi’s Move Against Ma Xingrui Linked to Secretive Political-Business Network

Japanese and Chinese media reports suggest that Xi Jinping's removal of former Politburo member Ma Xingrui was driven by both political and economic pressures. The analyses link Ma...

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.

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...

Zhu Rongji and Li Ruihuan: The Alliance That Challenged Jiang Zemin

In 2018, shortly after former Chinese Premier Zhu Rongji attended a meeting of the Advisory Board of Tsinghua University’s School of Economics and Management, Chinese online self-m...

Former CSRC Vice Chairman Under Probe as China’s Financial Purge Deepens

Once hailed as one of China's most respected market reformers, Fang's downfall raises fresh questions about the diminishing role of technocrats under Xi's increasingly centralized...

How Zeng Qinghong Thwarted Li Keqiang

According to the CCP’s official propaganda, power transitions are always described as “far-sighted and smooth.” However, beneath this facade of unity, the succession struggle prece...

Xi's decisions on military, party leadership in focus after annual conclave

July Politburo meeting read-out

This report was translated from Chinese into English using Alibaba’s Qwen3.7-Plus, then checked and tweaked for accuracy by a South China Morning Post journalist. It is for referen...

IPAC Rejects ‘Anti-China’ Label and Calls on Democratic Nations to Formulate Practical Policies Toward China

Luke de Pulford, founder and executive director of the Inter-Parliamentary Alliance on China (IPAC), recently led a delegation to Taiwan to attend the Ketagalan Forum. In an interv...

Zhu Rongji’s Death Is the Final Knell for China’s Breakneck Reform Era

Under President Xi Jinping, politics and security, not real change, come first.