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21 September 2009
02 August 2009
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Interview with Envoy Kelsang Gyaltsen
 His holiness doesn't wish to cause any inconvenience to any host government. It is alright if certain governments don't meet him. But as a Swiss-Tibetan I am disapp
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11 July 2009
08 July 2009
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'I am a supporter of globalization'
 Getting to the Dalai Lama is a long and treacherous journey. The religious leader and Tibet’s head of state lives in exile at the foot of the Himalayas, two hours north of New Dehli by airplane
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04 July 2009
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'Companies need hearts and brains'
 Buddhism, economics and management are all interconnected. The Dalai Lama believes the financial crisis is a moral crisis. Jörg Eigendorf spoke with the Tibetan spiritual leader in his Indian exile.
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28 June 2009
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Interview with Prof. Samdhong Rinpoche
 Three years ago, Prof. Samdhong Rinpoche was elected with more than 90% of the votes as the Prime Minister of the Tibetan Government-in-exile in Dharamsala.
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22 May 2009
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‘Tibetans can never become Chinese’
 Arvind Iyer, a Mumbai-based independent filmmaker whose Tibetan video album Paradise Lost was featured at Cannes at the Short Films corner recently, gets candid in an exclusive interview
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02 April 2009
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'We cleared the route for the Dalai Lama'
 Ratuk Ngawang was one of the senior leaders of the Chushi-Gangdruk (Four Rivers, Six Ranges), a Tibetan guerrilla outfit which fought against Chinese rule and played a key role in the Dalai Lama’s escape to India in March 1959
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15 March 2009
06 February 2009
31 December 2008
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Exodus of Tibetan Children—Maria Blumencron: ‘Goodbye, Tibet’
 It all began with the image shown on television of the body of a frozen girl: frozen in the Himalayan Mountains while fleeing Tibet into Indian exile. That image, which she saw in 1998, made writer/filmmaker Maria Blumencron ask herself, how could parents send their children away, and over such arduous terrain?
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16 December 2008
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Free as a bird
 The few songs I have written so far are more inspired by personal experiences rather than by politics, though, of course, the context of being a Tibetan and living in exile always resonates in whatever I do
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12 November 2008
13 October 2008
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Taos MFF: Dreaming of Tibet
 Tseten Phanucharas, a star of the documentary Dreaming of Tibet, sat down with me after breakfast on the Taos Mountain Film Festival's final day. Phanucharas was born in Tibet but her family left shortly before the Dalai Lama fled in 1959. She now lives in L.A. and works with Los Angeles Friends of Tibet
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23 September 2008
22 August 2008
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Interview: Dalai Lama speaks to euronews
 The voyage to France of Tenzin Gyatso, better known as the Dalai Lama, has drawn plenty of comment, good and bad. Loved or loathed, at 73, the Nobel Peace Prize winner likes to present
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09 July 2008
19 June 2008
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Q & A: The Olympic Torch in Xinjiang and Tibet
 Today under heavy security, the Olympic torch relay proceeded through the largely Muslim western province of Xinjiang. Yesterday Olympic organizers announced that the relay’s Tibetan leg, originally
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05 June 2008
01 June 2008
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