BEIJING (Reuters) - China's Communist Party has vowed ambitious changes on all fronts except the one -- its vast power -- that worried scholars, officials and even Premier Wen Jiabao call the biggest threat to long-term growth and stability.
It is a choice that shows the ruling party's confidence that it holds the country's future surely in its grip; it is also an absence some warn could come back to rattle that grip.
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