The Communist Party of China may have softened its zero Covid approach when it comes to restrictions across the country but the politicians continue to emphasise that the decisions taken by President Xi Jinping were completely correct and they will “stand the test of history”.

'Xi Jinping was right': Chinese politicians and media justify tough Covid rules

A London-based Tribunal has found China guilty of committing genocide against Uyghurs. The Uyghur tribunal ruled that Chinese President Xi Jinping was ''primarily responsible'' for acts perpetrated against Muslim minority groups.

Tribunal rules China committed genocide against Uyghurs, Jinping 'primarily' responsible

The coronavirus cases in China have reached a three-month high despite increase in measures to curb the infections, just ahead of a key conclave of the ruling Communist Party.

Just ahead of Communist Party conclave, China's Covid cases hit three-month high

Chinese President Xi Jiping has been criss-crossing his country to reassure people even though he doesn't have to fight an election because in China even the suggestion of public discontent is seen as a challenge to the party's rule.

Xi Jinping takes domestic tour to boost popularity amid pandemic

Xu Zhangrun, a professor in China's prestigious Tsinghua University, has been sacked from the post of law professor for speaking against President Xi Jinping's policies.

Chinese professor Xu Zhangrun, who took on President Xi Jinping, sacked

Xu Zhangrun, a professor in Beijing is one of the few Chinese academics who took on Xi Jinping. A week back, the Chinese police detained Xu Zhangrun only to release him six days later.

Xu Zhangrun: Chinese professor who took on President Xi Jinping

The list of crimes committed by the Communist Party is long and the world only has one man to blame - Xi Jinping - the general secretary of the Communist Party and the president of China as the leader of China the buck stops with him.

Xi Jinping's hunger for power grows as China struggles with pandemic