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China Expels Former Politburo Member Over Graft and Sex Charges

China has expelled former Politburo member Ma Xingrui from the Communist Party following a probe into graft and corruption.

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The brief

Former Politburo member Ma Xingrui has been expelled from the Communist Party of China. The action follows a graft probe that uncovered what has been described as rampant corruption.

Coverage from AP News and Bloomberg identifies this move as part of President Xi's anti-corruption campaign. Bloomberg notes that Ma is the third Politburo member purged since 2025, while the South China Morning Post reports that the corruption extended to Ma's family.

Further developments will depend on the results of the ongoing anti-corruption drive and the specific details emerging from the probe into Ma Xingrui and his family.

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Who was expelled from the Communist Party?

Former Politburo member Ma Xingrui.

What were the reasons for the expulsion?

The expulsion followed a graft probe into rampant corruption that included Ma's family.

How does this fit into a larger pattern?

According to Bloomberg, Ma is the third Politburo member purged since 2025 as part of an anti-corruption drive.

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