China Senior Official Sacked in First Anti-Graft Case of 2026

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A man walks near red flags on Tiananmen Square during a preparatory session meeting of China’s rubber-stamp legislature, the National People’s Congress, in Beijing on March 4, 2025. Vincent Thian/AP PhotoThe Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has placed a veteran official of the powerful State Council under investigation for corruption, the first high-profile case of 2026 as CCP leader Xi Jinping’s more-than-a-decade-long anti-corruption campaign continues.The Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI), the Party’s top disciplinary and anti-graft body, announced on Jan. 5 that Tian Xuebin, 62, had been detained for “suspected serious violations of discipline and law.”

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