Inquirer.net
A Chinese spokesman on Tuesday said he had no information about the status of leader-in-waiting Xi Jinping, who dropped from sight 10 days ago and has canceled a series of meetings with foreign visitors. Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei said he...
The Observer
Reuters in Beijing Chinese vice-president Xi Jinping injured his back when he went for his daily swim, according to sources. Photograph: Ng Han Guan/AFP/Getty Images China 's leader-in-waiting, Xi Jinping , who has set off a storm of rumours after...
BBC
Nobody knows for certain why Mr Xi has been cancelling his meetings China is the world's second biggest economy, its rising superpower, and is on the cusp of a once-in-a-decade leadership change, but the man expected to take over at the head of the...
Daily News & Analysis
The man who is likely to be unveiled at the pinnacle of China's leadership in just a few weeks time has disappeared from public view for nine days. Xi Jinping, 59, has not been seen in public since September 1, setting off rumours that he may be...
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Xi Jinping is expected to become the next leader of China, making him one of the most powerful men on the planet. But right now, no one outside Beijing's inner circles of power is quite sure where he can be found. Owing to the murky nature of Chinese...
International Business Times
Vice-President Xi Jinping's continued absence from public events has set off rumours about the whereabouts of China 's leader-in-waiting. Xi has skipped several scheduled meetings with foreign leaders and dignitaries over the past week that include...