The Chinese Communist Party meeting will discuss party discipline and the fight against corruption.

A four-day meeting of China's political leaders is taking place in Beijing, focusing on party discipline and anti-corruption measures. Nearly 300 high-ranking officials from the Chinese Communist Party are attending. President Xi Jinping's anti-corruption campaign has led to the dismissal of many officials, prompting new elections. The meeting may result in a resolution to tighten discipline, enhancing party operations and reducing corruption. Xi's campaign, initiated 14 years ago, is the largest anti-corruption effort in China's history. Recently, a politician was sentenced to death for accepting bribes exceeding $300 million. The current Central Committee meeting has a notably low attendance due to recent dismissals, with investigations ongoing against 15 politicians. The military committee overseeing armed forces has also seen significant changes this year.