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China's corruption watchdog probing emergency management minister

  • Investigators named Wang Xiangxi in a statement Saturday, the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection announced, without further details.
  • President Xi Jinping has emphasized anti-corruption as a top priority after a record 65 probes last year and expanded scrutiny to universities, state-owned enterprises, and military ranks like Zhang Youxia last week.
  • A 63-year-old former state-owned power executive, Wang, took office in July 2022 and appeared on Tuesday at a self-criticism meeting, with investigation being relatively rare for a sitting minister.
  • The anti-graft watchdog also announced a probe into Sun Shaocheng, former Party secretary of Inner Mongolia, state-owned China Daily reported, as the Wang probe continues the purge of senior officials.
  • Amid a record 65 probes last year, the campaign continues, with last week's probe of Zhang Youxia, top general, illustrating enforcement among senior officials and state-owned enterprises.
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Chinese authorities have revealed they are investigating their Minister of Emergency Situation Management for serious violations of discipline and laws, making him the latest high-ranking official to be investigated in recent weeks.

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Focus Taiwan broke the news in Taiwan on Thursday, January 29, 2026.
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