# Central Military Commission
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Steel Sentinels: China’s Internal Security Forces Take Center Stage for Labor Day Travel
During the May Day holiday, China deployed the People's Armed Police across major transport hubs and tourist sites to ensure social stability and manage record-breaking crowds. This high-visibility operation combines public service with security deterrence, highlighting the PAP's critical role in domestic governance and stability maintenance.
Mission 2027: Why Xi Jinping is Purging Performance Fluff from the PLA
The PLA is launching a comprehensive ideological campaign to prioritize combat readiness and absolute loyalty over bureaucratic performance metrics. This shift is strategically timed to align with the 2027 centenary goals and the drafting of the 15th Five-Year Plan.
Xi Joins New‑Year Gala for Beijing Garrison Veterans, Recasting Cultural Pageantry as a Signal of Military Unity
President Xi Jinping attended a New Year cultural performance for Beijing garrison veterans at the China Theatre, using the occasion to reinforce ideological loyalty and celebrate the PLA’s continuity from the Red Army to today. The gala combined revolutionary repertoire with themes of training and readiness, signalling domestic consolidation of party control over the military as China pursues force modernisation.
Xi Meets Military Veterans at CMC New‑Year Gala, Reinforcing Party‑Army Bonds
President Xi Jinping attended a Central Military Commission New‑Year cultural performance for retired senior officers on Feb. 6, delivering greetings to veterans nationwide. The ceremony underlines Beijing’s use of ceremonial politics to reinforce party control over the military and to shore up loyalty among retired cadres.
State TV Amplifies PLA Call for Long-Term, All-Fronts Crackdown on Military Corruption
China’s state television broadcast a PLA Daily editorial calling for an intensive, long-term and comprehensive anti-corruption campaign in the military. The prominence of the message signals Beijing’s intent to pair disciplinary purges with systemic reforms, reinforcing political control while aiming to improve operational effectiveness.