The National Congress of the Chinese Communist Party is an event that takes place every five years. The next Party Congress is planned to commence on the 16th of October. The outcomes of the Congress are of pivotal importance, as this meeting will decide the leadership structure of the CCP, which will have importance not only for China but implications across global geopolitics. Join Taylor Fravel (Arthur and Ruth Sloan Professor of Political Science and Director of the Security Studies Program at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology) and CfG’s own William Hurst in conversation for the first of the Centre for Geopolitics’ two-part series of predictions ahead of the 20th National Congress.

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