Sun shines in Tawang
Despite Chinese protests, the Government of India cleared the Dalai Lama’s visit to Tawang, allowing him to travel to Arunachal Pradesh where he received a tumultuous
China executes two over tainted milk scandal
China executed two men on Tuesday for their roles in a contaminated milk powder scandal last year that led to the deaths of at least six infants and sickened up to 300,000, state media said
US lawmakers, Chinese exiles press Obama on rights
U.S. lawmakers and exiled Chinese dissidents urged U.S. President Barack Obama on Monday to intervene with China’s government on behalf of Jiang Tianyong, a rights activist who tried to see Obama while he was in China
China ‘sentences quake activist to three years’
The sentence came just days after US President Barack Obama paid his first visit to China, during which he raised the issue of human rights, saying the United States believed in fundamental rights for all
Detention of China dissident Liu Xiaobo extended
Chinese authorities have extended the detention of a jailed dissident writer for another two months, his lawyer said Wednesday
Unlike China, India has growth with values: PM Manmohan
In candid remarks that were keenly scrutinized in the context of New Delhi’s niggling troubles with Beijing and US overtures to the country, Dr Singh offered an Indian perspective on rising China
In Lhasa
Chinese security personnel patrol a street near a temple in Lhasa as Tibetan pilgrims carry out their ritual religious walk next to them November 23, 2009. Light Chinese security presence could be felt at the Tibetan capital of Lhasa as pilgrims’ practice their religious rituals and shops open for buyers. (REUTERS/Nir Elias)
China Gains in U.S. Eyes, and India Feels Slights
The statement, on its surface, seemed like any other bland missive released at the end of a polite visit by a head of state. It was put out by the United States and China