China’s Chinalco unit to explore, smelt in Tibet
Aluminum Corp. of China, the country’s biggest producer, has set up a subsidiary based in Tibet to conduct mineral exploration, mining and smelting in the Himalayan region
China trade outguns Europe’s rights concern
European Union leaders speak repeatedly of tying increasing Chinese investment in Africa to respect for human rights. No such considerations come in the way of the EU’s own dealings with
Tibetan official concerned about expulsion of kin from Hungary
Under a recent order by the Immigration and Citizenship Office, Choegyal Tenzin, 37, a former member of the Tibetan Parliament in Exile, will have to leave the territory of Hungary by
TMAI AT BRAZIL’S FIRST INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON TRADITIONAL MEDICINE
The Federal University of Sao Paulo’s School of Medicine (UNIFESP) and Sao Paulo based Palas Athena Association jointly organize the ‘International Symposium on Traditional Medicine Contemplative Practices’ on September 5 and 6, 2008 in Sao Paulo,
Four Reported Dead in Labrang Floods
Recent flooding in the Tibetan area of Labrang in Sangchu (Chinese: Xiahe) county, Gannan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Gansu Province has left at least four Tibetans
Sichuan-Tibet highway reopens
The Sichuan-Tibet highway in southwest China re-opened to traffic today after four days of roadblock due to heavy downpour over the past two weeks,
Tibetan Monks Freed in Golmud
A group of Tibetan monks, originally from Tibetan-populated regions of China’s southwest Sichuan province,