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Monthly Archives: November, 2005

Dalai Lama’s Envoy Makes Plea for Cultural Identity

Tibetans are "threatened with a loss of identity," said Lodi Gyari, the special envoy of the 14th Dalai Lama, at a press conference Wednesday, five days before the Dalai Lama is to arrive for a 10-day visit

Tibetan activists vow to dog Chinese president’s visit

Activists demanding that China end its half-century occupation of Tibet said on Monday they would demonstrate at every stage of this week's state visit by Chinese President Hu

Tibet’s identity tied to China’srising leaders

Chinese President Hu Jintao and the rising generation of Chinese leaders represent the best chance in 50 years for a breakthrough on the Tibet issue, said Lodi Gyari, the personal envoy and

Protesters await Chinese president

The most politically sensitive state visit of the year will start amid tight security in London tomorrow when the Chinese president, Hu Jintao

Shanghai emerges No 1 in industrial competitiveness

Shanghai, Tianjin and Guangdong top an updated UN scoresheet on regional industrial competitiveness in the country.

Dalai Lama Heading to Washington

Tibet's exiled spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, is due to start a high-profile visit to Washington Monday, once again throwing the spotlight on the plight of his homeland, a region

Dalai Lama to honor 3 people from county

Three people with Marin ties are among a group to be honored by the Dalai Lama today at a San Francisco luncheon

Dalai Lama, scientists look at nature of mind

How do we alleviate pain and suffering? What is the mind? And, most importantly, how can we stop craving chocolate? These are some of the questions that the Dalai Lama, the exiled

‘I’m ready to hand over authority to a Tibetan govt’

His Holiness the Dalai Lama would rather hand over charge to an elected government than wield supreme authority over the Tibetan

Protest targets Hu Jintao’s visit

Mr Hu and his wife Madame Liu Yongqing will meet Prime Minister Tony Blair and stay at Buckingham Palace at the invitation of the Queen. Free Tibet Campaign, which

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