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- Aug 28, 2026
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In Focus | Xi’s crusade against corruption has gone well beyond economic crime (opens the original)
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Wider campaign is now increasingly about how officials use their power, whether they toe the line, and what they do in their private lives Thirteen years since it began, it is now increasingly about how officials use their power, whether they toe the line, and what they do in their private lives. The South China Morning Post analysed the findings of hundreds of disciplinary investigations conducted by the anti-corruption watchdog from 2013 to 2025. The findings suggest that Xi’s campaign has exp
Why is China’s Communist Party intent on control over the military? (opens the original)
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Beijing’s anti-corruption clean-up of the military reflects a historic commitment to party control, ensuring the armed forces strictly serve party goals In December 1929, then Communist revolutionary Mao Zedong led a pivotal meeting in Gutian, Fujian province. The next two decades witnessed some of the defining moments leading up to the Communist victory of 1949, including the Long March, the consolidation of Mao’s leadership and the renaming of the armed forces as the People’s Liberation Army (
Why did China put a Polish university on its European dual-use export blacklist? (opens the original)
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Wroclaw University of Science and Technology placed on export control list alongside defence firms as China hits back at latest EU sanctions Wroclaw University of Science and Technology (PWr) was among 14 European Union entities added to a dual-use export control list by the Chinese commerce ministry on Friday. The ministry said the additions, effective immediately, were in response to EU sanctions imposed on Thursday against 14 mainland Chinese and Hong Kong companies over alleged links to Russ
Typhoon Noul: Shenzhen girl, 6, blown away by gale, runs back to safety (opens the original)
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The strongest storm to hit China so far this year made landfall some 55km from the spot Hongxing News, a Chinese media outlet, reported that a six-year-old girl lying in her cot in the southern city of Shenzhen was blown from inside a building onto the grass verge outside. Footage released by Hongxing showed a ground-floor grocery shop being battered by the gale, while the owners and two of their three children tried to take cover inside. The eldest daughter was blown away by the winds but walke
How America’s 250-year China dream became its greatest strategic challenge (opens the original)
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Historians trace how US hopes of trade, reform and friendship gave way to rivalry with the power it once sought to transform One morning in February 1784, a converted privateer called the Empress of China sailed out of New York harbour. It was bound for a country almost no one aboard had ever seen – China, then ruled by the Qing dynasty. Six months later, it dropped anchor at Canton, the only port where the Qing government allowed Western maritime trade. At the time, the Declaration of Independe
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