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China's newly appointed leader Xi Jinping is one of the so-called "Princelings," children of high-ranking Communist Party officials whose political success is widely resented among the Chinese ...
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Can the pop star's husband brought up in a cave keep a lid on China's tinderbox
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All is not as rosy as it seems in the People’s Republic which Xi Jinping, pictured - China's de facto next president - will inherit. Growth has slowed from an astonishing annual peak of 13 per cent to a still remarkable 8 per cent a year.
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Xi Jinping has a troubling future ahead of him. How is he going to start responding to the demands of the people and reform the corruption in this country?

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China's Xi Jinping warns of collapse

If corruption is allowed to run wild in China then the ruling Communist Party risks major unrest and the collapse of its rule, state media on Monday quoted Communist Party chief Xi Jinping as saying at one of his first major meetings since taking the role. Ref. Source 9

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Xi Jinping: Time for 'new era' China to 'take center stage in the world'. The Communist Party meets this week to select President Xi Jinping for a second term, making him the most powerful man to rule China in a generation. Source 8d.

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Chilling warning for China’s all-ruling leader. PRESIDENT Xi Jinping now has a level of power we haven’t seen for decades. But if you think it’s just one big show of strength, you’re wrong. He’s scared. Source 4c.

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China clears way for Xi Jinping to rule for life

China's largely ceremonial parliament on Sunday overwhelmingly endorsed a controversial change to the country's constitution, paving the way for President Xi Jinping to stay in power indefinitely.

Inside Beijing's Great Hall of the People, nearly 3,000 delegates to the National People's Congress (NPC) cast their ballots on a series of proposed amendments -- including removing the restriction that had limited the presidency to two consecutive five-year terms.

Out of 2,964 ballots, just two delegates voted against the move and three abstained, suggesting minimal opposition to Xi's push to rule for life. The amendments' passage required two thirds of the vote. Ref. CNN.

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No one person should rule for life. Their level of corruption will grow and their ability to govern effectively will degrade over time.