Beijing's mayor and a deputy mayor resigned yesterday in what is likely a routine reshuffle after the municipal party congress.
But the change in leadership comes amid a public...
Beijing's mayor and a deputy mayor resigned yesterday in what is likely a routine reshuffle after the municipal party congress.
But the change in leadership comes amid a public...
Disgraced Politburo member Chen Xitong was reluctant to talk about the past for fear of political repercussions until scholar Yao Jianfu mentioned a conversation he had with purged leader Zhao...
Former Beijing mayor Chen Xitong - one of the leaders blamed for the military crackdown on the 1989 pro-democracy movement in Tiananmen Square - now calls it 'a regrettable tragedy that could have...
Yu Zhengsheng was re-elected Shanghai party boss yesterday - a move that reaffirms his potential to join the country's highest ruling body - as he highlighted the city's role in national reforms...
Chongqing mayor Huang Qifan openly challenged disgraced party chief Bo Xilai at a high-level meeting early this year when Bo announced his decision to sack the municipality's police chief, Wang...
There is speculation that ousted Chongqing party chief Bo Xilai might face the death penalty, after a People's Daily commentary mentioned the famous executions of two corrupt officials in 1952....
The unusually strong state media blitz targeting disgraced former Chongqing party secretary Bo Xilai is a bid to warn his army supporters to adhere to the party line and to limit the scandal's...
Premier Wen Jiabao is vowing more resolute anti-graft measures during his last year in office, according to an article to appear today in the party's mouthpiece magazine, Seeking Truth.
The downfall of the former right-hand man of the maverick Chongqing Communist Party boss Bo Xilai looks likely to deal a heavy blow to Bo's hopes in the top-level reshuffle this autumn and has...
After the downfall of Chen Liangyu in 2006, President Hu Jintao offered the key job of Shanghai party boss to several of his close allies, but most were reluctant to take the hot seat, a leaked US...
There is nothing more embarrassing for China's leaders than corruption in high places, but the prospect of it at the top of the powerful Railways Ministry is especially troubling.
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