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China’s President Xi Jinping ousts two top generals

Gen. Zhang Youxia no longer is China's top military general after being ousted amid an investigation into alleged legal and disciplinary violations.

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Xi has absolute control over China’s military. Now he wants more

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China’s military says top general undermined Xi Jinping’s authority

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China’s top general accused of giving nuclear secrets to US

China’s senior-most general is accused of leaking information about the country’s nuclear-weapons program to the US and accepting bribes for official acts, including the promotion of an officer to def...

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China has purged its highest-ranked military general. Why?

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Fate of China’s top general more likely to do with power struggle than corruption

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Top Chinese general ousted after ‘leaking secrets to US’ as ‘abnormal’ changes to military sparks alarm bells in Taiwan

Neil Thomas, from the Asia Society Policy Institute, said the latest purge of top military brass “makes China’s threat toward Taiwan weaker in the short term but stronger in the long term.”

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How a purge of China's military leadership could impact the army and Taiwan

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In Xi’s China, Even the Mightiest General Can Fall

Xi’s Purge of Top General Spurs Questions on Taiwan, Succession

President Xi Jinping’s move to probe his top general and one-time ally Zhang Youxia is the most stunning development yet in China’s biggest military purge in roughly half a century. It also has implications for Taiwan,

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Xi’s Purge of the Chinese Military

What does seem clear is that Zhang’s purge — the most dramatic in a wave of military purges that has unfolded since 2023 — has raised questions about China’s strategy toward Taiwan, at a time when China’s military has been severely diminished by Xi’s anti-corruption campaign.

'Nobody is safe': China's Xi targets his close ally in purge

China’s investigation into its top general is taking President Xi Jinping’s years-long corruption purge into his innermost circle, underlining that even close personal ties do not offer protection when it comes to loyalty to the party leadership.

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Trump spoke with Chinese President Xi

President Donald Trump spoke on the phone with Chinese President Xi Jinping, a White House official confirmed to CNBC and Trump later confirmed in a post on Truth Social. China's Foreign Affairs Ministry said both sides are implementing the consensus on ...

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Trump accepts Xi’s invite to Beijing and calls China relations ‘extremely strong’ despite trade war

WASHINGTON — President Trump said Monday that he will visit Beijing in April following a “very good” talk with Chinese President Xi Jinping. Trump said that his trade truce with Xi is holding — after the Chinese leader agreed on Oct. 29 to crack ...