Wang Qishan
Anti-graft tsar Wang Qishan notes his campaign against corruption will “never be concluded”, according to Xinhua. In fact, it is going cross-border. The Sydney Morning Herald reported last week that Australian police have agreed to assist with the extradition and seizure of assets of corrupt Chinese who flee to the Antipodes. A joint Sino-Australian operation is expected in the coming weeks.
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