Internet resumes 6 months after riot in Xinjiang
Limited Internet services slowly began to return to far western China on Tuesday, almost six months after ethnic rioting led the government to shut down Web and phone links to the outside world.
Chinese execution threatens Sino-British chill
Britain condemned China’s execution of one of its nationals in the “strongest terms” Tuesday, as the affair threatened to trigger a sharp diplomatic chill between London and Beijing
“Hope and Encouragement in times of hardship and adversity”:Envoy Kesang Gyaltsen’s new year message
The year 2009 has been an extremely difficult one for the people of Tibet. Harsh repression marked the life of the Tibetan people inside Tibet under Chinese C
China targets political foes after dissident trial
A senior Chinese police official has vowed “pre-emptive attacks” against threats to Communist Party control, in a speech published days after the nation’s most prominent dissident was jailed for criticizing the Party
Tibetan film selected for Palm Springs International Film Festival
A documentary film by filmmaker couple Tenzing Sonam and Ritu Sarin has been selected for competition at the 21st Annual Palm Springs International Film Fest