In the past two years, two former defence ministers have been expelled from the Communist Party for “serious violations of discipline,” a term commonly used to refer to corruption.



China's Xi Jinping says Communist Party must ‘turn the knife inward’ to root out corruption

China's President Xi Jinping has urged the Communist Party to “turn the knife inward” to address issues of indiscipline, particularly corruption, as part of a renewed effort to root out corrupt officials and their enablers.

China's Parliament has revised a law to effectively Grant the Communist Party more executive control over the country's cabinet state council.

China cements ruling party’s grip on cabinet with law change

The Chinese Communist Party is tightening its grip on party discipline as it is setting down new rules under which party members can be expelled for reading sensitive Works in private, soliciting prostitution, or using narcotics.

China's disciplinary enforcers frame new laws

China has expelled nine military officials in a sudden move from its Parliament and this includes four generals of the army strategic missile unit. These nine officials fired from the national people's Congress sat in Parliament as non-elected representatives.

China expels nine military officials

Chinese President Xi Jinping has warned the CCP to maintain personal integrity and set rules for relatives to keep them away from corruption and refrain from blindly following foreign examples and reckless action.

Xi cautions top party men against corruption | In Live Discussion

Communist Party of Nepal (Unified Marxist-Leninist) lawmaker, Dev Raj Ghimire has been elected as the Speaker of the House of Representatives as he received 167 votes, The Kathmandu Post reported.

Nepal’s Communist Party lawmaker Dev Raj Ghimire elected as speaker

China's former leader Hu Jintao was for the first time seen in public on Monday, days after he was escorted dramatically out of the Communist Party's Congress when he visited the Chinese People's Liberation Army General Hospital in Beijing to pay respect to his late predecessor Jiang Zemin.

China's former leader Hu Jintao makes first public appearance after dramatic Congress exit

The most senior Communist Party official Bao Tong passed away at the age of 90. He was detained in connection with the Tiananmen protests. During the pro-democracy protest in the 1980s, he promoted political reforms.

Chinese Communist Party's senior official Bao Tong passes away at 90

China's Communist party has wrapped its once in five years Congress in Beijing but Xi Jinping expected to seal an unprecedented third term in power. The President preceded over the week-long closed-door meeting with top officials.

Xi's Game of Thrones unveiled, no woman elected

The Chinese Communist Party Congress in Beijing took place as expected with Xi Jinping becoming the President of the nation for the third time. However, the party will not have a single woman member in the top positions for the first time in over 25 years.

No woman in Chinese Communist Party's top body for first time in 25 years

China's Communist Party wrapped up its week-long 20th Congress. Will Xi Jinping likely to seal his unprecedented third term in power? The closing ceremony included 2,300 party delegates and he asked them to work hard in order to win.

China: 20th Communist Party Congress concludes; President Jinping solidifies position

At the 20th Party Congress, set to begin on 16 October, Chinese President Xi Jinping is widely expected to secure a third leadership term, cementing his stature as the country's most powerful ruler since Mao Zedong.

Chinese President Xi Jinping expected to secure a third leadership term

Chinese President Xi Jinping briefed the Communist Party's inner circle in countdown to landmark CPC congress. On October 16th, the Communist Party of China is holding its once in five years National Congress.

China: Xi Jinping briefs Communist Party's inner circle in countdown to landmark CPC congress

Chinese Communist Party is gearing up for the 20th National Congress. It will start on October 16 and go on for a week. The meetings will be crucial for China's future roadmap. WION tells you what to expect from CPC.

China to hold key Party Congress on October 16 | What to expect from Chinese Communist Party?

100 years after founding of Chinese Communist Party (CCP), women still playing peripheral role in Chinese politics. Watch this video for more insights.

100-year-old Communist party has less than 10% women members

The ruling Communist Party of China (CPC) will hold its twice-a-decade congress beginning October 16 with President Xi Jinping primed to secure an unprecedented third term as the country’s leader.

The 20th Community Party Congress: What to expect from the upcoming CPC meet?

In order to deal with a "complicated and demanding environment at home and abroad," the Chinese leadership will discuss and adjust the country's policy for the following five years and beyond at the Communist Party's upcoming national congress, according to People's Daily.

China's Communist Party congress to decide on country's course for the following five years and beyond

Ahead of its 20th Party Congress, China's Communist Party has released a list of delegates who will attend the event next month. Multiple former police officials have also been put behind bars. Molly Gambhir tells you more.

Gravitas: Preparations begin for Xi Jinping's coronation

What to look for from China's 20th Communist Party Congress

Xi Jinping will secure a third term this year. But the Chinese President could be facing dissent from within. A report claims that 3 "party elders" have written an open letter. They have allegedly criticized the "unlimited power" of the party. Palki Sharma has more.

Gravitas: Xi Jinping criticised by Communist Party 'elders'

During an exclusive interview with WION's Executive Editor Palki Sharma, Australia's former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd said that once Xi Jinping will get Taiwan he will double down and the communist party will be emboldened.

WION Exclusive: Chinese President Xi Jinping could double down, says Kevin Rudd

Why did China step up military pressure on Taiwan? The Communist Party faces growing challenges at home. Is military action near Taiwan a smokescreen to hide mistakes? Palki Sharma tells you more.

Gravitas: Why Chinese Military is threatening Taiwan

Last month, angry citizens took to the streets in China after losing their bank deposits. Reports say local Chinese officials had hired thugs to crush the protest. Why does the Communist Party need thugs? Is it losing its grip on power? Palki Sharma tells you.

Gravitas: Chinese officials hired thugs to control protesters

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