China's President Xi Jinping announced Sunday that he would serve a third consecutive five-year term as leader of the country's ruling Communist Party, cementing his status as the most powerful ...

And textbooks on Xi Jinping’s political philosophy have been required reading for Chinese schoolchildren since last year. Meanwhile, Xi’s foreign policy has become ever-more aggressive.

Which goals do you see as most crucial to Xi on a personal level, given his background? According to Xi Jinping’s own words, by 2049, the centenary of the People’s Republic of China, his goal ...

At the Chinese Communist Party's 20th Party Congress, Xi Jinping gave himself another term as head of China's ruling party, government, and military.

Xi’s political rival, ... What is Xi Jinping Thought? ... He wants to be in power until 2035 and have control even in the background for 20 years after that,” says Barme.

The Oct. 27 profile of China’s leader Xi Jinping in the Shanghai Observer didn’t stint on praise. Readers of the dispatch, published by an online daily partly owned by a local chapter of the ...

Something is worrying Chinese ruler Xi Jinping. On a two-day visit to Hong Kong, he did not spend the intervening night in the territory, a part of the People’s Republic of China.

Despite President Xi Jinping’s efforts to expel supposedly pernicious Western influences from his country, the People’s Republic of China, like much of the world, will celebrate Father’s Day ...

"We still don't know if Xi Jinping is our ally, or if he is only our trading partner," Dmitri Rode, head of the Moscow-based political discussion society "Truth Street," told Newsweek.

Why Xi Jinping Doesn’t Trust His Own Military The Real Meaning of China’s ... Xi’s political need to grant the PLA a high degree of autonomy can also help account for other surprising cases in which ...

Dreams From Xi Jinping’s Father. By Jiayang Fan. February 23, 2012. Save this ... Xi is unusually guarded about both his image and background. Since his political ascension, ...

Bill Bishop, a longtime independent China analyst, wrote this week that “one of the key political tasks of all party members is to protect the core, i.e. Xi Jinping.” ...