Xi Jinping secures third term
The Chinese President Xi Jinping has been picked as the party's general secretary for a third time, which means he will be the leader of China for another five years.
In the 20th national congress the CPC, Communist Party of China, highlighted its commitments to reducing inequality. And when it came to hot button issues like Taiwan, he refused to rule out the possibility of using force.
In this edition of the Spotlight, we will look at why what China does for the next five years matters, especially at this point in time when the specter of the US is provoking it and drawing it into a war over a host of issues stands tall.
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