After hours of deadlock over the ATPD chairman's post the members of the Tibetan exile parliament went for the middle way as it decided to divide the chairman's term into two between contenders
Two of the group of Tibetan former political prisoners known as the 'Drapchi singing nuns' have just arrived safely in exile after escaping from Tibet across the Himalayas.
The 14th Assembly of the Tibetan People's Deputies is most likely to see two chairpersons in five years. The Election Commissioner yesterday suggested that a way out of the stalemate could be
The second day of His Holiness' Belgium programme started with a formal reception organised by the Mayor of Huy, Mrs Anne-Marie Lizin, in honour of His Holiness' fourth visit to Belgium.
An unusual stalemate of sorts has gripped the Assembly of the Tibetan People's Deputies as the 43 Tibetan legislators met to elect the Chairperson of the Tibetan
Tibetans from Toronto and Montreal along with their supporters will demonstrate at Bombardier's annual general meeting today as Tibet advocacy groups demand that Bombardier take immediate
The Tibetan community lost one of the most prominent intellectuals yesterday. Professor Dawa Norbu yesterday breathed his last after a prolonged illness. Sources
The Chinese government is to woo foreign companies such as BP and Shell to explore for oil in Tibet. The controversial move follows a failure by the partly state-owned PetroChina to realise Beijing's
The future of the Tibetan people is at a crossroads. With the collaboration of three prominent Canadian companies, the Chinese government is now in the process of finalising the launch of a railway
