Chinese anti-corruption

Xi Jinping’s military reforms are clearly aimed at modernizing the People’s Liberation Army, but the reforms also have an urgent political purpose.

In 2015, Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping’s very public efforts to root out corruption in the Party have continued relentlessly.

The Communist Party has a new mobile app function that allows people to report corruption, but its efficacy is questionable.

When the municipal authorities of a southern Chinese city carried out an investigation into the local vehicle administration agency, they found that over 40 driving testers were involved in rampant bribery.

Xi Jinping’s military reforms are clearly aimed at modernizing the People’s Liberation Army, but the reforms also have an urgent political purpose.

In 2015, Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping’s very public efforts to root out corruption in the Party have continued relentlessly.

The Communist Party has a new mobile app function that allows people to report corruption, but its efficacy is questionable.

When the municipal authorities of a southern Chinese city carried out an investigation into the local vehicle administration agency, they found that over 40 driving testers were involved in rampant bribery.