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Ahead of 20th party congress
Beijing, October 6: As the 20th National Party Congress is set to take place in mid-October, Xi Jinping is geared up to emerge as an uncontested paramount leader of China for the third time.To get more news about 20th party congress china, you can visit shine news official website.
As the Chinese premier has spent years carving an ideological apparatus which explains that the party only works with him as the leader as his way of thinking about things is accurate, China historian at the American University in DC, Joseph Torigian said in a statement describing the authoritarian regime of Xi Jinping, The Washington Post reported.
Time and again Xi Jinping has warned of the dangers of relaxing political authority in the country and has asserted on various occasions that only with the party in command can China achieve its "great rejuvenation."
According to analysts, Xi Jinping tends to face a harsh economic slump even if he manges to extend his reign as China's President and kickstart his third term due to numerous reasons.
Following the Russian aggression towards Ukraine, the Chinese President's close partnership with Vladimir Putin has fueled concern in Western nations over Beijing's intentions, following harsh security clampdowns in Hong Kong and Xinjiang, according to The Washington Post.
Moreover, China's military aggression toward Taiwan is threatening to destabilize the region has also sparked global outrage from world leaders.
At the 20th-congress of the Chinese Communist Party may amend its constitution to reaffirm President Xi Jinping's ultimate power and he is expected to get a third term of power.The amended constitution will ensure that the rules and reforms in the country, society, polity and economy are further tuned to the commands from President Xi, reported The Singapore Post.
The Politburo of the Chinese Communist Party met recently to finalise the documents to be submitted for discussion at the upcoming seventh plenary session of the 19th CCP Central Committee, which is slated to be held on October 9 - to set the agenda for the Congress.
On October 16, President Xi Jinping of China may get a third term in office, making him one of the modern greats of the dragon country.
More critical than reaffirming his ultimate power will be the broad policy direction he is expected to give to Congress. That will determine the projection of China's power in the domestic maritime arena, prominent neighbours like India and Australia, and the strained relations with the United States, read a statement by The Singapore Post
less than two weeks before the scheduled opening of the 20th National Congress of the Chinese Communist Party on October 16, tempers are beginning to flare in the West. President Xi Jinping is reportedly being challenged. A rumor even ran on Twitter on September 23, 24 and 25 that the Chinese president had been the victim of a military coup.Rumors of this type are common, but this one was spread and commented on by many "China watchers," especially in the United States. The originators of the rumor based it on the cancelation of about 60% of flights in China on September 23, a column of military trucks more than 50 kilometers around Beijing and President Xi's absence from the public stage since his return from Uzbekistan on September 16.
Propagated in particular by members of the fiercely anti-communist Falun Gong organization and picked up by nationalist Indian media, these rumors were unfounded. Flight cancelations have been common in China since the introduction of the zero Covid policy, the military convoy had already featured in a video posted in 2021 and if Mr. Xi was invisible, it was simply because he had been completing the 10-day quarantine that all Beijingers must undergo when returning from overseas.
He had already "disappeared" several days after the opening ceremony of the Beijing Winter Olympics on February 4, as well as after the commemorations of the 25th anniversary of the handover of Hong Kong on July 1. During the weekend of September 24, several foreign journalists based in Beijing went to strategic locations in the capital and observed that there were no indications of any military coup whatsoever. As for President Xi, he made another appearance on September 27, 10 days after his return to China.