Chinese Communist Party Holds Plenum to Tighten Party Control
The Communist Party of China is convening its fifth plenum to prioritize party ideology, anti-corruption efforts, and increased control over economic policies.
The Communist Party of China is convening its fifth plenum from October 26 to 29. This closed-door gathering of hundreds of top officials focuses on strengthening party ideology and governance, with a specific emphasis on the party's ongoing anti-corruption campaign.
Unlike typical fifth plenums, this session is expected to prioritize party control over economic policies. The meeting may also serve to clarify recent purges within the Central Committee and China's military leadership. These actions occur as the party reshapes its senior ranks in preparation for next year's party congress.