Will David Cameron press China on human rights?
The mystery was solved a few hours later once the Downing Street spin machine had done its work. There were the British newspaper headlines, proudly declaring: “Blair raises Tibet with visiting Chinese leader”.
China to spend $4.5 Billion in mining exploration in next 5 yrs
China plans to spend 30 billion yuan (USD 4.5 billion) over the next five years on mineral exploration to reduce its escalating reliance on imports, Xinhua reported on Sunday
Things that foreigners should know about Tibet, but probably don’t
In May 2010, Beijing introduced new regulations in Tibet, prohibiting the anonymous printing or copying of documents in Lhasa. The regulation mandate that all printers, publishers, and copy shops in the region must record details
Tibetans protest in Zachukha over spoken language
More than 700 Tibetan monks and nuns, most of whom were from Sershul monastery, were stopped by security forces in Tibet’s Zachukha region in the wee hours of Monday as they tried to march towards the Count
Dalai Lama speaks of peace to youth in Japan
The Tibetan leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama talked about developing realistic approaches towards a more peaceful world at Intex Osaka Hall in Japan yesterday. He was addr