China's extensive anti-corruption campaign, initiated by Xi Jinping, has evolved into a critical tool for enforcing party discipline and guiding economic strategy. Initially met with skepticism about its longevity, the campaign has since expanded significantly, leading to the punishment of nearly one million individuals last year alone. The initiative has disproportionately affected regional governments, with provinces like Jiangxi and Liaoning experiencing the highest numbers of dismissals. AI
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- China
- communist party
- Hebei
- Inner Mongolia
- Jiangxi
- Liaoning
- Politburo Standing Committee of the Chinese Communist Party
- Shanxi
- Wang Qishan
- Xi Jinping
- Zhou Yongkang
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