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Michael Sainsbury. Will China’s crackdown save or sink the Communist Party?
In launching an investigation into former security chief Zhou Yongkang, Chinese President Xi Jinping has entered uncharted and possibly dangerous territory. It not only raises the stakes for Xi’s increasingly iron fisted rule, but also for the Communist Party itself. … Continue reading
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Tagged China, Chinese corruption, Michael-Sainsbury, religious persecution in China, Xi Jingping, Zhou Youngkang
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