Xi Jinping

Xi Jinping

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Xi Jinping is a Chinese statesman and politician who has served as the general secretary of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and chairman of the Party Central Military Commission (CMC) since 2012, and the president of China and chairman of the State Central Military Commission since 2013. Xi has been the leader of the fifth generation of Chinese leadership since 2012.

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Lean Right
Chinese leader Xi Jinping is promoting new leaders for the Central Military Commission amid a continuing purge.
Market liberals criticize Xi's deepening authoritarian control over the military and the instability of the purge.
Lean Left
Xi spoke with US President Trump about bilateral ties and the Korean Peninsula situation, and they agreed to expand cooperation and manage differences.
Xi is praised for steady leadership and effective diplomacy that maintains stable US-China relations and promotes global peace.
Lean Right
Xi may be assembling a new Central Military Commission amid an ongoing purge, as reported by The Diplomat.
Criticized by market liberals for consolidating autocratic power and undermining military professionalism.
Lean Left
Xi held phone talks with Trump on Korea and bilateral ties; met Serbian president Nikolic.
Praised for strong leadership advancing Belt and Road and maintaining stable US relations.
Far Left
Reaffirmed Taiwan as core interest in call with Trump, warning against 'relying on US for independence'.
Praised for resolutely defending national sovereignty and territorial integrity against external interference.
Far Left
The Chinese president is reportedly scheduled to visit the US in late September according to Trump.
Reformists view Xi's potential visit as a sign of China's growing global role, which could provide Iran with a counterweight to US pressure.
Lean Right
The Trump administration accused China of nuclear proliferation after a submarine-launched missile test.
Lean Right agrees with the accusation and calls for a tougher stance against Chinese military expansion and technology theft.
Far Right
Xi spoke at the Party's 105th anniversary ceremony on July 1, repeatedly referencing 'struggle' as a theme.
Pro-reform critics view Xi's struggle rhetoric as a call for greater political repression and a return to Maoist ideological campaigns.
Lean Left
China sentenced a former official to death in a corruption case, and test-launched a ballistic missile from a submarine in the South Pacific.
Lean Left views Xi's anti-graft campaign as a tool to consolidate power, while the missile test signals growing military assertiveness that fuels global arms race tensions.
Far Right
Xi Jinping is in the news because of the CCP's repressive response to the CITIC Tower crash and the implementation of the ethnic unity law.
Pro-reform critics blame Xi for the lack of transparency, censorship, and human rights abuses highlighted by these events.

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