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China’s Unceasing Fight Against Corruption

The ongoing anti-corruption efforts in China continue to command attention both within the nation and globally. Recently, the Politburo of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China (CPC) convened to discuss crucial disciplinary checks and laid out priorities for 2026. This meeting reinforced a clear message: the battle against corruption in China will not face any pauses or retreats.

At the helm of these discussions was Xi Jinping, President of China and General Secretary of the CPC, who has repeatedly asserted that enhancing party work style, reinforcing clean governance, and combating corruption are actions that require relentless pursuit. Instead of viewing anti-corruption as a task with an end date, Xi suggests it is a continuous journey.

High Standards for Party Self-Governance

The recent Politburo meeting emphasized a firm commitment to promoting comprehensive and rigorous self-governance within the party, establishing stricter standards and more effective measures. These endeavors play a crucial role in underpinning China’s economic and social progress during its 15th Five-Year Plan (2026–2030).

Xi’s thinking underscores that the party's success is directly tied to its strict self-governance. The CPC’s principal goal is to ensure that the party embodies the highest standards of conduct in all pursuits.

Consolidation of Discipline

Moreover, the necessity to reinforce the CPC's