China's Communist Party paves way for Pres. Xi to serve 3rd term

China's Communist Party paves way for Pres. Xi to serve 3rd term

Undated file photo shows Chinese President Xi Jinping. China's Communist Party has agreed to amend the Constitution to allow presidents to serve more than two terms, official media reported on Feb. 25, 2018, paving the way for Xi's re-election to a third five-year term. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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