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Xi Jinping's Anti-graft Law: Fighting Corruption Or Using It To Tighten His Grip On China's Power?

Mirror Now12 Nov 2026

Xi Jinping's new anti-graft measures are raising questions about China's political future. Beijing says the crackdown aims to eliminate corruption, strengthen accountability and pursue fugitives overseas. But critics question whether the campaign also tightens Xi's grip on the Communist Party and sidelines potential rivals. Is this a genuine fight against corruption, or another step towards concentrating power in China?