Tibetan guide put behind bars for ‘smuggling’ protests news
A previously unknown case of a Tibetan guide sentenced to three years of imprisonment on the charges of sending information outside Tibet during the March 14 protests
Canada Tibet Committee slams Continental Minerals over Tibet mine
On the eve of Continental Minerals’ annual general meeting in Vancouver, the Canada Tibet Committee (CTC) today released a 2007 report possibly commissioned by
Palau president: Gitmo detainees still fear China
Some Chinese Muslims detained at Guantanamo Bay who have been offered resettlement in Palau are leery of moving to the tiny Pacific island nation for fear that it cannot protect them from China,
China and US resume military talks
Defence officials from the United States and China are meeting in Beijing for two days of high-level talks. They are expected to discuss several recent naval confrontations between the two countries in the South China Sea.
Tibet-related issues among top priorities for U.S. China policy
Issues associated with Tibet will remain among top priorities for U.S. China policy, Kurt M. Campbell, who was recently nominated by President Obama to be Assistant Secretary for East Asia and Pacific Affairs, said
Tibetans in Meldro Gongkar clash with miners, 3 injured
The residents of Gyama Township near Lhasa, Tibet’s capital, are protesting against a mining company that is carrying out a water-diversion project in the upper
Adapting to change: Dalai Lama suggests two people take his two roles
Revered by many around the world, the 73-year-old Dalai Lama recently gave a speech suggesting that two people should succeed him instead of just one: one spiritual leader of Tibetan Buddhism, and one political leader of Tibet who
Nephew of deceased Buddhist master held for almost a year
A nephew of Khenpo Jigme Phuntsok, the late founder and abbot of Serthar Larung Ngarig monastery, has been in prison for almost a year, according to sources in
First ever science exhibition by Tibetan monks held
A rare exhibition of science projects by Tibetan monks started here today at the Ghangchen Kyishong under the arrangement of the Library of Tibetan Works and