China's Communist Party opens fifth plenum
- The plenary session, a secretive closed-door convention of the highest-ranking officials from the party's Central Committee, runs until Thursday
China's Communist Party began its fifth plenum to discuss rigorous party self-governance. This closed-door meeting is crucial for Xi Jinping to consolidate power before the 2027 leadership reshuffle.
- The secretive nature of the closed-door convention.
- Potential impact on the 2027 leadership reshuffle.
- Xi Jinping's efforts to shore up authority and ideological uniformity.
BEIJING: China’s ruling Communist Party began its fifth plenum on Monday in Beijing, aiming to deliberate major issues about “sustained advancement of full and rigorous party self-governance”, state television CCTV said.
The plenary session, a secretive closed-door convention of the highest-ranking officials from the party’s Central Committee, runs until Thursday.
Analysts view the plenum as potentially the last major party gathering before its 2027 leadership reshuffle, offering President Xi Jinping an opportunity to shore up authority and enforce ideological uniformity.
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