Xinhua reports China’s latest military, economic, and disaster updates amid ongoing global trade talks and internal crises. Founded in 1931, it’s China’s official state news agency.
As of October 7, 2025, nearly 1,000 hikers and over 300 guides were trapped on Mount Everest's eastern Tibetan slopes after a severe blizzard began Friday. About 580 trekkers and guides have since been rescued to Qudang township, while over 200 remain stranded but in contact with rescuers. The storm caused hypothermia and collapsed tents. Meanwhile, Nepal faces deadly floods and landslides killing at least 47 people.
China's recent political meetings have resulted in a military leadership reshuffle and a new five-year economic blueprint. The military purge aims to strengthen party control and combat corruption, while the economic plan emphasizes high-quality growth, technological innovation, and resilience amid global uncertainties. Full details are expected in March.