To whom much is given, much will be required.

China's government continues to forestall criticism at home and abroad.

The events of the past month suggest several ways to counter antidemocratic pressure from China’s government.

Struggling to reconcile stark differences, the Commission’s push to level the playing field is unlikely to make a dent.

Directors of all the provincial-level supervision commissions have already been appointed.

China’s former anti-corruption czar is rumored to be the next vice president.

The campaign seems to mainly target corrupt government officials at the grassroots level.

Xinhua makes it clear that it’s the Chinese Communist Party’s decision.

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

Former Chongqing Party leader Sun Zhengcai has been under CCP investigation for five months.

Both sides express willingness to improve bilateral relations despite sporadic unfriendly gestures.

Chinese Communist Party aims to have a louder voice in the international sphere

China’s special envoy just wrapped up his visit to North Korea.

China says the main task of the envoy is to give North Korea a briefing on China’s 19th Party Congress.

In the absence of U.S. leadership, Beijing’s policies on climate change are likely to set the global agenda.

China’s former anti-graft czar Wang Qishan blames separation of party and government for undermining CCP leadership.