China Starts Briefing Officials on Zhou Probe, Morning Post Says
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China has started briefing officials about a corruption investigation of Zhou Yongkang, the nation’s former security chief, paving the way for a public announcement soon, the South China Morning Post said.
The briefings indicate that the probe of the former Politburo Standing Committee member is in its “final stage” and results may be disclosed as soon as after the Lunar New Year break, which ends next week, the Hong Kong-based newspaper said, citing two unidentified people who received the information.