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CHINA'S COMMUNIST PARTY TO DISCUSS AMENDING CONSTITUTION, GRAFT FIGHT
It will also expand the graft campaign's purview to include employees at state-backed institutions rather than just party members... READ MORE›
NO PLANS TO REVIVE US-CHINA ECONOMIC DIALOGUE, SAYS TRUMP OFFICIAL
The first CED was held in Washington over the summer, but the two sides failed to even produce a joint statement... READ MORE›
FORCED EVICTIONS IN FREEZING BEIJING WINTER SPARK PUBLIC OUTRAGE, LITTLE OFFICIAL REMORSE
Hundreds of volunteers have gathered to help migrant workers with offers of temporary accommodation or assistance in moving their belongings... READ MORE›
CHINESE MILITARY LAUNCHES WEBSITE TO RAT ON LEAKS, VIOLATIONS & FAKE NEWS
China's official military website announced the launch of the platform on Sunday, which is supposed to maintain a clear internet space surrounding the military... READ MORE›
CHINA MILITARY SETS UP WEBSITE TO REPORT LEAKS, FAKE NEWS
He has also reasserted the ruling Communist Party's role in limiting and guiding online discussion... READ MORE›
BELIEVE IN SOCIALISM NOT SORCERY, CHINA TELLS PARTY MEMBERS
One of China's top leaders has chastised Communist party cadres for putting ghosts and gods before Marx and Lenin... READ MORE›
XI ALLY LI QIANG NAMED SHANGHAI PARTY BOSS
Xi ally Li Qiang named Shanghai party boss Xinhua... READ MORE›
XI 'MOST POWERFUL LEADER SINCE MAO'
China's Communist Party has voted to enshrine Xi Jinping's ideology in its constitution, elevating him to the same level as founder Mao Zedong... READ MORE›
OUSTED CHINESE OFFICIAL IS ACCUSED OF PLOTTING AGAINST COMMUNIST PARTY
Allegations offer new details of charges against Sun Zhengcai and pit him against not just the Communist Party but Chinas leader, Xi Jinping... READ MORE›
CHINA SAYS FOREIGN FIRMS WELCOME BENEFITS FROM INTERNAL COMMUNIST PARTY CELLS
Party cells in foreign firms have been well received, said Qi Yu, a deputy head of the Communist Party's Organisation Department... READ MORE›
EFFORTS AFOOT IN JAPAN TO FLAG FAKE NEWS AHEAD OF SUNDAY'S ELECTION
Japanese mass media researchers and journalists have ramped up their efforts to identify dubious information on the internet related to the upcoming House... READ MORE›
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CHINA ON COURSE TO BECOME 'WORLD'S MOST CHRISTIAN NATION' WITHIN 15 YEARS
A recent study found that online searches for the words Christian Congregation and Jesus far outnumbered those for The Communist Party and Xi Jinping, China's president... READ MORE›
CHINA ORDERS OFFICIALS TO STOP BELIEVING IN GHOSTS AND GHOULS AND STICK TO MARX AND LENIN
China rsquo's top graft buster has turned lsquo Ghostbuster rsquo as he warned members of the ruling Communist Party to stop believing in the supernatural... READ MORE›
CHINA STEPS UP PANAMA PAPERS CENSORSHIP AFTER LEADERS' RELATIVES NAMED
China's foreign ministry had already dismissed some reports of the Panama Papers on Tuesday as groundless accusations ... READ MORE›
COMMUNIST PARTY PUBLISHES 'ADULTERY MAP' OF UNFAITHFUL CHINESE OFFICIALS
Hubei is shamed as the Chinese province with the highest number of philandering Communist Party officials, followed by Shanxi, Beijing and Guangdong... READ MORE›
'IT'S GETTING WORSE': CHINA'S LIBERAL ACADEMICS FEAR GROWING CENSORSHIP
Before Xi Jinping we feared only that they would delete our posts... READ MORE›
CHINA CORRUPTION FIGHT EXTENDS TO TOP OFFICIALS IN BEIJING AND SHANGHAI
The officials included Ai Baojun, 55, a vice mayor of Shanghai who oversaw a prominent economic zone, and Lu Xiwen, 60, a senior Communist Party official in Beijing... READ MORE›
CHINA'S TOP JUDGE WARNS COURTS ON JUDICIAL INDEPENDENCE
Zhou's comments on Saturday come after the country's anti-graft watchdog said that a mechanism independent of the Communist Party to keep officials in check cannot exist in China... READ MORE›
PRESIDENTS NEWS FOR CHINESE MEDIA WORK FOR THE PARTY
BEIJING -- The Chinese news media covered President Xi Jinping's most recent public appearances with adulation befitting a demigod... READ MORE›
CHINA'S CHONGQING VOWS PURGE OF FORMER LEADER'S 'VILE INFLUENCE'
Everyone said they resolutely uphold the party's decision, resolutely practice the party's spirit and will resolutely purge Sun Zhengcai's vile influence, the paper said... READ MORE›
SINOSPHERE IN XI JINPINGS TEARS A MESSAGE FOR CHINAS PEOPLE
The two men often had long talks, and both cried when Mr. Xi left to take up a position in Fujian Province in 1985... READ MORE›
CHINA'S PRESIDENT TO SEEK BETTER U.S. TIES DURING VISIT WITH OBAMA
BEIJING -- When Chinese President Xi Jinping arrives Tuesday on his first state visit to the USA, he will struggle with two seemingly contradictory objectives... READ MORE›
CHINESE WEBSITE PUBLISHES, THEN PULLS, EXPLOSIVE LETTER CALLING FOR PRESIDENT XI'S RESIGNATION
The letter mentions the case of Ren Zhiqiang and says that the crackdown on Party critics is causing people to lose confidence in the central government... READ MORE›
US POLITICIANS ATTACK 'NIGHTMARE' OF XI JINPING'S CHINA
Presidential candidate Marco Rubio joins chorus of condemnation as Beijing begins trial of human rights lawyer Pu Zhiqiang... READ MORE›
SINOSPHERE CHINESE PUBLICATION CENSORED BY GOVERNMENT EXPOSES ARTICLES REMOVAL
While Caixin has always had more leeway than those organizations, it must still obey increasingly strict rules on what news organizations can publish... READ MORE›
WHY HAVE CHINESE INVESTORS BOUGHT 'THE MOST FAMOUS PUB IN THE WORLD'?
If anything, they will be transported from Buckinghamshire and planted 5,000 miles away in China... READ MORE›
'RULE THE PARTY STRICTLY!': CHINESE PRESIDENT 'BIG DADDY XI' MAKES RAP DEBUT
Communist party officials release 2min 44s second rap with Xi Jinping contributing backing vocals as well as samples from some of his speeches... READ MORE›
CHINA WARNS AGAINST EXTRAVAGANCE AS GIFT-GIVING SEASON LOOMS
Chinese media are not allowed to carry advertising that uses extravagant wording to promote gifts over upcoming holidays, the ruling Communist Party's an... READ MORE›
'BIG DADDY XI' NO MORE? CHINESE PRESIDENT'S NICKNAME NIXED
Chinese propaganda chiefs have reportedly ordered state-controlled media to refrain from using the nickname Big Daddy Xi to refer to the president... READ MORE›
PARTY PUSH FOR INFLUENCE STIRS FEAR AMONG FOREIGN FIRMS IN CHINA
A significant number of major foreign companies operate in China through joint ventures with state enterprises... READ MORE›
CHINA LAUNCHES MOBILE APP OF PRESIDENT XI JINPING'S WRITINGS DUBBED 'ELECTRONIC LITTLE RED BOOK'
With many analysts describing him as China's most powerful leader since Deng Xiaoping, the country's President Xi Jinping gets plenty of media coverage... READ MORE›
SCRUTINIZED OFFICIALS FROZEN IN HEADLIGHTS OF ANTI-GRAFT CAMPAIGN
In Hong Kong, where officials and their families sparked a heady retail boom, luxury spending dropped 14... READ MORE›
EDITOR OF TOP CHINESE NEWS WEBSITE 'SACKED' AFTER ONE-CHARACTER TYPO DEEMED INSULTING TOA PRESIDENT XI JINPING
Chinese media is heavily regulated, and references to President Xi Jinping are closely scrutinised... READ MORE›
ONE LINE IN CHINESE PREMIER LI'S SPEECH HINTS AT BEIJING'S BATTLE TO CONNECT ON SOCIAL MEDIA
In a government work report which ran to 34 pages and took Premier Li Keqiang almost two hours to recite, there was one phrase that stood out... READ MORE›
XI DEMANDS TOTAL MEDIA LOYALTY DURING TOUR OF TOP STATE NEWS OUTLETS
Chinese President Xi Jinping made a rare high-profile tour of the country's top three state-run media outlets Friday, telling editors and reporters they mu... READ MORE›
CHINESE TYCOON LOSES MILLIONS OF ONLINE FOLLOWERS AFTER CRITICIZING STATE MEDIA
One news site affiliated with the Beijing municipal party blasted the mogul as a booster for capitalism who sought to topple Communist rule... READ MORE›
CHINESE PRESIDENT CALLS FOR "EVERY POSSIBLE EFFORT" TO SOLVE GRIEVANCES OF PETITIONERS
Xinhua Xie Huanchi Chinese President Xi Jinpinghas urged officials to make every possible effort to solve public grievances... READ MORE›
ONE LINE IN CHINESE PREMIER LI'S SPEECH HINTS AT BEIJING'S BATTLE TO CONNECT ON SOCIAL MEDIA
In a government work report which ran to 34 pages and took Premier Li Keqiang almost two hours to recite, there was one phrase that stood out... READ MORE›
'CATCH, CATCH CATCH': CHINESE PRESIDENT XI JINPING'S VOICE DEBUTS IN OFFICIAL RAP VIDEO
Sydney The Chinese government is attempting to shake off the straitjacket of convoluted Communist Party speak, releasing a rap video sampling its President, Xi Jinping... READ MORE›