The New York Times’ Chris Buckley reports on a new campaign against corruption and disloyalty in China’s public security machinery: Officials in China’s law-and-order apparatus have been ordered to “drive the blade...
About 20 minutes of audio in which a retired Central Party School professor sternly criticizes the state of the Party under Xi Jinping, and declares the current system beyond repair, circulated widely online earlier this month....
At China Heritage, Geremie Barmé has translated a stream of responses to the recent suspension of...
Amid a multifaceted campaign to maintain ideological orthodoxy, President Xi Jinping’s...
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When something disappears from the Internet in China, netizens joke that it has been...
Reuters’ Ben Blanchard reports comments from a senior Party scholar on the dim prospects for...
Following repeated urging from the Party’s Organization Department and other quarters for...
The Economist’s Gady Epstein describes the increasingly diverse organs through which ideas...
Cultural challenges from the West will be among five threats targeted by Xi Jinping’s new...
Reports of a relaxation of anti-Dalai Lama policies in Sichuan, Qinghai and even the Tibetan Autonomous Region surfaced last week, only to be swiftly denied by both government and monastery officials. Tibetan writer Woeser added...
After a scholar at Beijing’s Central Party School called for a new approach to Tibet policy in an interview with a Hong Kong magazine, the Economist explored whether her ideas signal a shift in strategy among the Chinese...
China Media Project’s David Bandurski rounds up online reactions to the suspension of Party journal editor Deng Yuwen. Deng says that his employer, the Central Party School, had received complaints from the Ministry of...
The editor of a prominent Party journal has been suspended because of an op-ed he wrote for The Financial Times following Pyongyang’s defiant third nuclear test in February. From Jane Perlez at The New York Times: The...
The South China Morning Post has poured lukewarm water on earlier reports, originating in state media, that the trial of fallen Chongqing Party Chief Bo Xilai will begin on Monday. When asked by reporters, a spokesman for...
For Al Jazeera, Melissa Chan reports from the Central Party School in Beijing where she listens in on surprisingly freewheeling discussion: China’s ruling Communist Party’s 80 million members attend special schools...
A newly appointed member of the Chinese Communist Party discusses a series of lectures and study sessions at a party school.
The Guardian reports on the first media tour of the Central Party School in Beijing: “[The purpose of] our party is to serve the people. We have nothing to hide,” said Chen Baosheng, vice president of the Central...
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