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China Indicts Former Politburo Member In Widening Purges

China Indicts Former Politburo Member In Widening Purges Authored by Frank Fang and Dorothy Li via The Epoch Times,A former Politburo member of the Chinese regime has been indicted on bribery charges, according to state-run media, amid Beijing's purges that have reached a scale unseen in decades. Xinjiang Communist Party Secretary Ma Xingrui attends the Xinjiang delegation meeting during the 14th National People's Congress (NPC) in Beijing on March 7, 2024. Greg Baker/AFP via Getty Images Ma Xingrui, 67, was accused of abusing his former positions at China Aerospace Science and Technology...
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