BEIJING (Reuters) - China's ruling Communist Party is grappling with a leadership transition while also trying to deal with destabilising scandals, economic uncertainties and outbursts of unrest, but for now economic growth and firm controls are likely to avert serious ructions. Two high-profile cases - those of former rising political star Bo Xilai, and blind activist Chen Guangcheng - have been deeply embarrassing for Beijing, and refocused world attention on human rights, the rule of law, and corruption in elevated political circles. ...
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