Bound to the Tracks
The Beijing-Lhasa express is midway through its 48-hour, 2,500-mile maiden run, and Ivor Warburton is riding high. Outside the train, the snowcapped Kunlun Mountains
Tibetan women fund health ambulance for Tezu settlement
The Dhargyeling Tibetan refugee settlement in Tezu in Arunachal Pradesh state of north-east India now has a brand new Health ambulance vehicle, thanks
Border issue will not come in way of improving ties: China
Days after Nathula pass was opened for border trade, China has said the decades-old boundary issue with India will not stand in way of
Amnesty accuses U.S. firms over China Web censorship
Microsoft Corp , Google Inc and Yahoo Inc have breached the Universal Declaration on Human Rights in colluding with China to censor the Internet
Quakes rock Tibetan county in Qinghai
An earthquake measuring 5.6 degrees on the Richter scale jolted the Yushu county of Yushu Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture in Qinghai province on Wednesday
Tibet Rides the Rails
Lhasa is not quite hot enough to have its own stock exchange, not yet. But on the trading floor of the Tibet Securities Company, a large hall where share prices from the Shanghai
Thousands of Peace Flags Will Greet Dalai Lama
Virtually the entire University at Buffalo community is engaged in preparation for the Sept. 18-20 visit to UB by the His Holiness the Dalai Lama