Rahm Emanuel, the US ambassador to Japan, posted on X, formerly Twitter, that China's government resembled the Agatha Christie novel 'And Then There Were None.'
China's defense minister Li Shangfu is reportedly under investigation for corruption and has been removed from his post. The general was last seen in public on August 29.Financial Times.
He was appointed defense minister in March and joins a growing list of senior officials to disappear from public view recently in China. One of his last public engagements was a meeting with former U.S. secretary of state Henry Kissinger on July 18 in Beijing. Two other recent meetings with his Russian defense counterpart took place in July and August, both in Moscow., and senior leadership of the PLA Rocket Force, China's premier cadre in charge of the country's growing arsenal of nuclear weapons.
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