China has built or expanded over 200 specialised detention facilities across the country to support President Xi Jinping's widening anti-corruption campaign, reports CNN.

More than 200 specialized detention facilities have been built or expanded across China, a CNN investigation finds, as the Chinese leader extends his crackdown beyond the ruling Communist Party to a vast swath of public sectors.

China plans to expand its network of *liuzhi* detention facilities as Xi Jinping intensifies his anti-corruption campaign, targeting tens of thousands of officials. The National Supervision Commission operates these centers,

China's President Xi Jinping will visit Russia in 2025, Russia's state-run RIA news agency quoted Moscow's ambassador to Beijing as saying early on Friday. "As for concrete bilateral events, I can say that the appropriate plans are actively being drawn up,

China has built over 200 new detention centers as part of Xi Jinping's anti-corruption campaign. The new "liuzhi" system affects a wide range of society, from entrepreneurs to school administrators. According to CNN,

China has built more than 200 new detention centres as part of Xi Jinping's anti-corruption campaign. The new "liuzhi" system affects a wide range of society, from entrepreneurs to school administrators.