Let the 2008 Tibetan Olympics begin
Fifteen Tibetan men and nine Tibetan women have garnered their determination and courage to take part in the 2008 Tibetan Olympics, which kicked off from today. But only 12 men
Tibetans offer special prayers for China Quake victims
The Department of Religion and Culture of the Central Tibetan Administration organised a special prayer session Wednesday for the victims of the devastating earthquake that rocked southwestern parts of China
Australian Senate passes motion on Tibet
Australian Greens Leader Senator Bob Brown and Vice Chairman of All Party Parliamentary Group for Tibet on 15 May, moved the following motion on Tibet in the Senate
Dalai Lama plays down China Olympics report
The Dalai Lama would find it hard to go to the Beijing Olympics, German television quoted him as saying on Thursday, after a Tibet government-in-exile legislator reported a Chinese
Kashag Appeals for Calm and Peace
The Central Tibetan Administration today issued a press statement. The press statement said: ” A writ petition has been filed by the so-called Dorje Shugden Devotees Charitable and Religious
Tibetans in Nepal pray for China quake victims
Over 200 Tibetans in Nepal offered prayers, candles, flowers and khatas (silk scarves) as a mark of respect for those who died in the recent devastating earthquake in China at Maitighar
Dangerous Dialogues
On 25 April, 2008, China offered to talk to the Dalai Lama. Through Xinhua, an official said that Beijing will have “contact and consultation with Dalai’s private representative.” Western
Young Spiritual Leader Arrives in New York, Ready to Teach and Be Taught
The 22-year-old living Buddha seemed joyfully aware to feel no jet lag whatsoever. So far. “Maybe tonight,” he said in English on Thursday. “But not yet.” He had just arrived at a Midtown
Dalai Lama, in Germany, “sad” about China quake
The Dalai Lama, Tibet’s exiled spiritual leader, on Thursday expressed sadness at the deaths of at least 20,000 Chinese in an earthquake and announced a prayer meeting for the victims