China plans to expand its network of *liuzhi* detention facilities as Xi Jinping intensifies his anti-corruption campaign, targeting tens of thousands of officials. The National Supervision Commission operates these centers,

More than 200 specialized detention facilities have been built or expanded across China, a CNN investigation finds, as the Chinese leader extends his crackdown beyond the ruling Communist Party to a vast swath of public sectors.

China has expanded over 200 specialised detention facilities across the country to interrogate suspects caught in President Xi Jinping’s widening anti-corruption campaign, CNN reported on Saturday. This move is part of Xi’s efforts to extend his crackdown beyond the ruling Communist Party to various public sectors .

CHINA: China has ramped up its anti-corruption efforts under President Xi Jinping, building and expanding more than 200 specialized detention facilities nationwide to interrogate suspects caught in the nation’s extensive crackdown.

China abruptly ousted two military lawmakers from its national parliament without explanation, as a purge of key personnel in the upper echelons of the nation’s defense establishment shows no sign of easing.

China's President Xi Jinping will visit Russia in 2025, Russia's state-run RIA news agency quoted Moscow's ambassador to Beijing as saying early on Friday. "As for concrete bilateral events, I can say that the appropriate plans are actively being drawn up,

China has built over 200 new detention centers as part of Xi Jinping's anti-corruption campaign. The new "liuzhi" system affects a wide range of society, from entrepreneurs to school administrators. According to CNN,

China has built more than 200 new detention centres as part of Xi Jinping's anti-corruption campaign. The new "liuzhi" system affects a wide range of society, from entrepreneurs to school administrators.