As U.S. Secretary of State (2018–2021), Mike Pompeo took a hardline stance against Chinese espionage, labeling the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) a "predator" engaging in widespread intellectual property theft and illegal influence operations. He authorized major actions, including closing the Chinese consulate in Houston, which he termed a "hub of spying".


Mike Pompeo Stuns Audience at Ottawa Conference With Claims on Chinese Espionage Networks

Ma ​Xingrui, a member of China's elite Politburo who had risen rapidly through the ranks after ‌working as a rocket scientist, is under investigation over suspected "serious violation of law and discipline".
China is stepping up its years-long fight to root out corruption with the purge of sitting members of the Politburo, the ruling Communist Party's decision-making body, with Ma ​the third member targeted in the past six months.

Xi Jinping Ousts Third Politburo Member in Deepening Purge of China’s Top Ranks

#gravitas China’s sweeping anti-corruption campaign has claimed another senior figure, with former deputy state security minister Gao Yichen expelled from the ruling Chinese Communist Party. Authorities accused Gao of serious disciplinary violations, underscoring Beijing’s continued push to tighten control over the country’s powerful security apparatus.


China’s Corruption Purge: Ex–State Security Minister Gao Yichen Expelled From CCP | Gravitas

Several top-ranking leaders within the CCP hold influential roles and are seen as potential future leaders, either by design or due to shifts in internal alliances. Here are five most powerful men associated with Xi.

Who could succeed Xi Jinping? Meet the 5 most powerful men in China's Communist Party

China’s annual major political event gets underway this week, bringing together the nation’s top leaders and thousands of provincial leaders to endorse decisions already made by the all-powerful Chinese Communist Party. Watch this report for more details!

Decoding China's biggest annual political event- 'two sessions'

China legislature meet: Annual political gathering to reinforce CCP decisions

China Communist Party has removed former Foreign Minister Qin Gang and Defence Minister Li Shangfu from its Central Committee. The decision was announced at the four-day meeting meeting of the third Plenary session.

China: Former Foreign Minister Qin Gang removed, former Defence Minister Shangfu expelled from CCP

The Vatican is reportedly set to renew a controversial deal with China that allows the Communist regime influence over the selection of Bishops in the country. This has sparked concerns from senior Catholics and campaigners that the deal will risk rewarding CCP's repression in the country.

Gravitas: What is the Vatican’s secret deal with China?

Beijing is ready to host China’s most influential political gatherings next week, known as “two sessions.” On Monday (Mar 4), a special session of China’s rubberstamp parliament, the National People’s Congress (NPC), is set to begin.

China might get new foreign minister as key CCP gatherings set to take place: Report

As part of initiatives to eradicate corruption in China's armed forces, a senior commander of the People's Liberation Army has demanded stricter rules and improved supervision of influential figures.

China crackdown on corruption: Disciplinary action against CCP members

Tang Shuangning, a former head of the Chinese state-owned banking giant Everbright Group has been arrested on suspicions of taking bribes and corruption, according to state media reports on Monday (Jan 15).

China: Former chairman of state-owned banking giant Everbright arrested for alleged corruption

A week after it was revealed that Chinese billionaire and member of the Communist Party of China (CCP), Chen Tianqiao managed to become the second-largest foreign owner of farmland in the US, leaders from both ends of the political divide have started asking questions.

Lawmakers enraged after Chinese Communist party member purchases 200,000 acres of US land

The Chinese Communist Party expelled a top business tycoon for serious party discipline and law violations. Beijing Central Commission took disciplinary action on Tang Shuangning the former CCP Chief and ex-chairman of the state-owned finance company China Everbright Group.

Ex-Chairman of China's Everbright group expelled from CCP

A new research published by Taiwan's Information Environment Research Centre (IORG) has revealed that people using the short-video app Douyin, the Chinese-language version of TikTok are more likely to subscribe to views in favour of the communist Chinese government.

TikTok users more likely to subscribe to pro-China views: Research

Amid a slew of corruption scandals gripping the country, Xi Jinping has warned the CCP members to maintain personal integrity and set rules for relatives to keep them away from corruption.

Xi Jinping corruption crackdown: Keep relatives away from corruption, says Jinping | WION

China: Xi Jinping warns party members about corruption, says maintain self-discipline | WION

Xi Jinping anti-corruption crackdown | Li Shangfu removed over corruption: Reports | WION Newspoint

China's President Xi Jinping is falling from his pedestal. Xi failed to deliver on the principal doctrine of communism- economic welfare, and now, it appears that there is putsch against Xi in the CCP. Xi is losing control. Here are the details.

Gravitas: China's Xi Jinping is falling from his pedestal, here are the details

The Chinese government under President Xi Jinping is demolishing, closing and altering hundreds of mosques in the northern regions of Ningxia and Gansu, a new Human Rights Watch (HRW) report has claimed.

China: Xi Jinping's regime destroying, altering hundreds of mosques in northern region

Has Xi Jinping fallen out favour within the CCP? The mysterious disappearances of his loyalists has led to speculation whether the CCP elite is trying to weaken the Chinese President. Molly Gambhir reports.

Gravitas: Xi Jinping in trouble? Has CCP's top leadership turned against Xi?

A bombshell report by Nikkei Asia has attempted to shed light on possible reasons that might have caused Chinese President Xi Jinping to skip this year’s G20 summit slated to be held in New Delhi.

‘Am I to blame?’ Xi loses calm after being chided by CCP veterans: Report

China will allow provincial-level governments to raise about $139 billion (around 1 trillion yuan) to repay the debt of local-government financing vehicles and other off-balance sheet issuers.

China to allow provincial govts to raise $139 billion via bonds to repay debt

President Xi Jinping in 2012 proposed the “Chinese Dream of National Rejuvenation” that would once again make China the greatest nation in the world. “It is not an illusion, nor is it an empty slogan,” he said.

Velvet gloves: The soft power influence of the Communist Party of China

Deeping Chinese President Xi Jinping's control over the country's external relations, a new foreign relations law has been passed in the National People’s Congress (NPC).

China passes foreign relations law to counter West's sanctions hegemony

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