Sarkozy visit ‘delights’ China
CHINA said on Thursday it was ‘delighted’ that French President Nicolas Sarkozy would visit in spring, turning a page on two years of tense relations provoked by a pre-Beijing Olympics row over Tibet
Taiwanese military orders German helicopters
Purchase of up to 20 search-and-rescue helicopters could fray already strained European ties with China. Taiwan’s military will buy up to 20 helicopters from a German manufacturer, it was confirmed
Losar bringing Tibetans closer
With little over a week to go for the Tibetan New Year 2137 the usual festive mood and hasty preparations for the biggest Tibetan festival is somewhat missing h
Analysis: Obama-Dalai Lama meeting only option
Just a week after enraging China with an arms sale package for rival Taiwan, President Barack Obama risks more damage to this crucial relationship by agreeing to meet with the Dalai Lama in two weeks
Pulled From Festival, Chinese Film Disappears From Film Forum
Planned showings of a Chinese movie that was abruptly pulled last month from the lineup at the Palm Springs International Film Festival have been canceled at Fil
China punishes Canadian university over Dalai Lama visit
The Chinese government has removed the University of Calgary from its list of accredited institutions — a move school officials say is connected to the Dalai Lam
China Can Outgoogle Google
The Chinese authorities dangle profit in front of the greedy eyes of Western firms but then as those firms rush in and struggle to establish themselves in the
China Can Outgoogle Google
The Chinese authorities dangle profit in front of the greedy eyes of Western firms but then as those firms rush in and struggle to establish themselves in the
Beijing talks fail, but hope flickers
Lodi Gyari, the Dalai Lama’s special envoy, and his colleagues recently visited Beijing and met officials of the United Front Work Department of the Communist Party of