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China Expels Former Politburo Member Over Graft and Sex Charges

China has expelled Politburo member Ma Xingrui from the Communist Party following an anti-corruption probe involving graft and sex charges.

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The Chinese government has expelled Ma Xingrui, a former member of the Politburo, from the Communist Party. This action follows a probe into allegations of graft and sex charges.

Coverage from AP News, Reuters, CNA, and Bloomberg emphasizes that this is part of an ongoing anti-corruption drive. Bloomberg and Reuters further note that Ma is the third Politburo member to be purged since 2025.

Further developments will depend on the progression of the deepening anti-graft drive and any subsequent actions taken by the party.

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Who was expelled from the Communist Party?

Former Politburo member Ma Xingrui.

What are the specific charges against Ma Xingrui?

The charges involve graft and sex charges.

How many Politburo members have been purged since 2025?

According to Bloomberg and Reuters, Ma Xingrui is the third member purged since 2025.

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