China Plenum Focuses on Discipline
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HONG KONG (AP) — China’s political leaders and elites begin a four-day meeting Monday to discuss strengthening the ruling Communist Party’s discipline, as Chinese President Xi Jinping pushes for greater loyalty and reliability from officials while deepening his yearslong campaign against corruption.
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Chinese political leaders gather for a four-day meeting starting Monday to discuss strengthening Communist Party discipline under President Xi Jinping's guidance. This plenum aims to ensure greater loyalty and combat corruption among officials ahead of Xi's expected fourth term as party leader next year. Key topics include punishing underperforming cadres and formalizing efforts to maintain party integrity…
What to know about China’s plenum as Xi seeks stronger Communist Party discipline →President Xi Jinping opened a key meeting of China's Communist Party elite, known as the fifth plenum, in Beijing on October 26, 2026. Around 300 members of the Central Committee attended the closed-door session which aims to strengthen party self-governance and reduce corruption. The meeting runs until October 29 and precedes a major party congress next year where Xi is expected to secure his fourth term as leader…
China’s Communist Party elite hold key talks on governance →China's political leaders are meeting for a four-day gathering starting Monday to discuss strengthening discipline within the Communist Party as President Xi Jinping seeks greater loyalty from officials and continues his anticorruption campaign. Approximately 300 members of the Central Committee, with some vacancies due to investigations, are attending this fifth plenum ahead of expected personnel changes before…
China’s political elite gather for talks on Communist Party discipline →China's Communist Party commenced its fifth plenum in Beijing on Monday, emphasizing discipline and loyalty to President Xi Jinping during a four-day meeting. State media highlighted Xi's decade-long anti-corruption efforts, citing issues like lavish dining, illicit gifts, and vanity projects as targets for continued scrutiny. Official reports indicate that Xi presented a work report and explained the draft document…
China’s Communist Party opens fifth plenum with focus on discipline and loyalty to Xi →China's Communist Party started a four-day meeting of senior officials focused on reinforcing discipline and implementing Beijing’s directives, setting the stage for President Xi Jinping’s potential fourth term in office. During this closed-door session, Xi Jinping presented a draft document emphasizing "full and rigorous party self-governance," addressing issues such as increasing governance capabilities and…
China begins key meet, setting stage for Xi’s fourth term →At China's recent fifth plenum gathering in Beijing, a record number of 33 Communist Party members were expelled, with sixteen from the military. This marks an increase from previous terms under Xi Jinping’s rule; currently, 51 members have been removed during his third term alone. The meeting emphasized party discipline and anti-corruption efforts, highlighting that this purge is more about consolidating power than…
Record number of purges as Xi emphasises 'party discipline' at China political gathering →Analysis
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- 26 Oct
HONG KONG (AP) — China’s political leaders and elites begin a four-day meeting Monday to discuss strengthening the ruling Communist Party’s discipline, as Chinese President Xi Jinping pushes for greater loyalty and reliability from officials while deepening his yearslong campaign against corruption.
- 29 Oct
In January, he warned against "two-faced cadres" who profess political loyalty but defy orders and act in their self-interest.
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29 Oct Record number of purges as Xi emphasises 'party discipline' at China political gatheringAt China's recent fifth plenum gathering in Beijing, a record number of 33 Communist Party members were expelled, with sixteen from the military. This marks an increase from previous terms under Xi Jinping’s rule; currently, 51 members have been removed during his third term alone. The meeting emphasized party discipline and anti-corruption efforts, highlighting that this purge is more about consolidating power than…BBC
27 Oct China begins key meet, setting stage for Xi’s fourth termChina's Communist Party started a four-day meeting of senior officials focused on reinforcing discipline and implementing Beijing’s directives, setting the stage for President Xi Jinping’s potential fourth term in office. During this closed-door session, Xi Jinping presented a draft document emphasizing "full and rigorous party self-governance," addressing issues such as increasing governance capabilities and…Times of India
26 Oct China’s Communist Party opens fifth plenum with focus on discipline and loyalty to XiChina's Communist Party commenced its fifth plenum in Beijing on Monday, emphasizing discipline and loyalty to President Xi Jinping during a four-day meeting. State media highlighted Xi's decade-long anti-corruption efforts, citing issues like lavish dining, illicit gifts, and vanity projects as targets for continued scrutiny. Official reports indicate that Xi presented a work report and explained the draft document…South China Morning Post
26 Oct China’s political elite gather for talks on Communist Party disciplineChina's political leaders are meeting for a four-day gathering starting Monday to discuss strengthening discipline within the Communist Party as President Xi Jinping seeks greater loyalty from officials and continues his anticorruption campaign. Approximately 300 members of the Central Committee, with some vacancies due to investigations, are attending this fifth plenum ahead of expected personnel changes before…Al Jazeera
26 Oct China’s Communist Party elite hold key talks on governancePresident Xi Jinping opened a key meeting of China's Communist Party elite, known as the fifth plenum, in Beijing on October 26, 2026. Around 300 members of the Central Committee attended the closed-door session which aims to strengthen party self-governance and reduce corruption. The meeting runs until October 29 and precedes a major party congress next year where Xi is expected to secure his fourth term as leader…The Hindu
26 Oct What to know about China’s plenum as Xi seeks stronger Communist Party disciplineChinese political leaders gather for a four-day meeting starting Monday to discuss strengthening Communist Party discipline under President Xi Jinping's guidance. This plenum aims to ensure greater loyalty and combat corruption among officials ahead of Xi's expected fourth term as party leader next year. Key topics include punishing underperforming cadres and formalizing efforts to maintain party integrity…Toronto Star
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