CCDI

Since Xi Jinping took office, his anti-corruption efforts have expanded beyond the confines of the CCP itself.

The arrest of CSIC’s chairman speaks to endemic corruption among China’s military shipbuilders. That spells trouble for the PLAN.

Both the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection and the new National Supervisory Commission are first and foremost political organs.

After a press conference by his wife and Interpol’s formal request, Chinese authorities finally revealed Meng’s whereabouts.

Digging into the National Supervision Commission.

Wang Qishan, Yang Xiaodu, and the prospects for  the next phase of China’s anti-corruption campaign.

Unpacking the CCP’s new regulations on “open party affairs.”

The CCDI vows to safeguard Xi Jinping's core status and exclude disloyal and dishonest Party members.

Xi Jinping continues to focus on loyalty above honesty, however.

The Chinese Communist Party is determined to establish the National Supervision Commission, despite strong opposition.

China’s top anti-corruption agency says Lu is suspected of “serious violations of discipline.”