Xi widens purge, abruptly ousts 9 military lawmakers
Saturday, 30 December 2023 China abruptly ousted nine military figures from its national parliament without explanation, adding to a series of recent removals that are raising questions about how such turmoil will affect the smooth operations of China's military. The removals mark the first time that branches of the military have been implicated by the recent personnel swings. Chinese President Xi Jinping's drive to clean up the People's Liberation Army is still incomplete, and this year's unexplained purges suggest that a corruption probe is ramping up again.
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House Approves, $866 Billion , Military Spending Bill.
On December 14, over two-thirds of the United States House
of Representatives voted for a defense policy bill that is
now headed to the White..
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Saturday, 30 December 2023
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