China’s President Xi Jinping has begun his third term as head of state after being appointed by the country’s parliament.
His election was only possible after the Constitution changed, which deleted the two-term limit in 2018.
Xi Jinping will become the longest-serving head of state since the Communist victory in 1949. Beijing denies the allegations.
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