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    Xi Jinping Calls for Loyalty and Political Rectification in Military

    Beijing, April 8 Chinese President Xi Jinping on Wednesday called on the top military brass to conduct political rectification and remain loyal to the ruling Communist Party and Marxist ideology.Addressing a training session for high-ranking military officials at the National Defence...
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    Multiple High-Ranking Officials Targeted in China's Anti-Corruption Campaign

    Beijing, April 3 The former head of Xinjiang, a senior official of the ruling Communist Party of China and also a member of the influential Politburo, is under investigation for suspected violations of discipline and law, the latest high-ranking official to be scrutinized by the anti-corruption...
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    Anti-Corruption Drive Fuels Insecurity Within China's Elite

    Naypyidaw, March 21 – The central problem with Chinese President Xi Jinping’s ongoing anti-corruption campaign is one that the Chinese Communist Party has consistently ignored – in a one-party system, corruption is not an exception but is deeply embedded in the system, a report said on Saturday...
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    China's Military Modernization Efforts Intensify Amid Leadership Changes

    Beijing, March 7 Chinese President Xi Jinping called on the PLA on Saturday to enhance political loyalty following the recent purge of the military's top brass, while a senior general called on defence personnel to resolutely obey the Chinese leader's commands.Meeting a largely condensed...
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    PLA Instability: Purges Trigger Domino Effect Within Chinese Military

    Beijing, March 7 – The Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA) faces increasing instability in 2026, as investigations into services and units linked to the February 26 incidents potentially disrupt leadership readiness and war preparation efforts, a report highlights.The report adds that the...
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    Military Purge Continues: Nine Officials Removed from China's Parliament

    Beijing, February 26 The standing committee of China's parliament removed nine suspended military officials from its list of deputies endorsing action against them by the ruling Communist Party, headed by President Xi Jinping, on Thursday.The removals came ahead of the commencement of the...
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    Corruption Allegations and Political Purges Impact China's Military Readiness

    Abuja, February 23 – As Chinese President Xi Jinping aims for an unprecedented fourth term as General Secretary of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), analysts suggest he may be uncertain of his complete control over the armed forces. Without a clear succession plan, concerns persist about other...
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