Final Poll for Tibetan Welfare Officer Today
The final election for the post of Tibetan Welfare Officer of Dharamshala was held today, as two candidates shortlisted by the regional election commission vie for the post. According to the
Mass Awareness Workshop on Middle-Way Approach Kicks off
The two-day workshop on mass awareness campaign on the Middle-Way Approach to Tibetan settlement officers organised by the Department of Information and International Relations (DIIR)
China says relations with US ‘harmed,’ cancelled Kitty Hawk visit deliberate
China’s last-minute cancellation of a U.S. Navy visit to Hong Kong wasn’t a misunderstanding, but rather a result of ties with Washington being “disturbed and harmed,” the Chinese Foreign Ministry said Thursday.
IOC official urges statement on human rights in China
Senior International Olympic Committee (IOC) official and European parliament member Pal Schmitt said on Monday he would urge the IOC to make a statement on human rights in China before next year’s Beijing Games.
China Reports Riot in Southwestern Tibet
Rioters in Chinese-ruled Tibet destroyed shops and government offices following a dispute between Buddhist monks and a local shopkeeper, the government’s news agency reported Wednesday.
Merkel should say Dalai Lama meet an error: China’s PM
China and Germany can remain friends as long as Chancellor Angela Merkel admits making a mistake in meeting with Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama, China’s Premier Wen Jiabao said Wednesday.
Dalai Lama Condemns Myanmar Crackdown
The Dalai Lama said Tuesday he supported the recent pro-democracy demonstrations in Myanmar and condemned the crackdown on the Buddhist monks who led them,