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Monthly Archives: June, 2006

Heaven and Halifax at Buddhist ‘royal wedding’

He runs marathons, writes poetry and is an expert calligrapher. She is a dancer and speaks five languages. He loves Nova Scotia. She's never been here.

Free Tibet march begins in the US

Solemnly chanted prayers, fluttering Tibetan and American flags and piercing cries for Tibetan independence marked the beginning of a long journey

Nathu La Pass between Tibet and Sikkim to re-open “in a month”

The Indian national TV Channel Doordarshan-1 and other media sources in India have reported that the People’s Republic of China (PRC) and India will re-open the Nathu La pass, which links the Chinese-occupied Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR) with

Tibetans oppose GobiMin’s Mining Project in Tibet

Tibetan rights groups and supporters have slammed a major Canadian mining company for its interest in a zinc-copper property in Chinese-occupied Tibet. GobiMin Inc. of Canada

Kalon Tripa Election Conducted Successfully

The Tibetans today cast their ballots in an election whose result could well be predicted. The Tibetans had voted for the Kalon Tripa's (prime minister of the exile Tibetan government) preliminary elections on 18 March

Escaped Tibetan nuns to arrive in Dharamsala

A group of Tibetan political prisoners, including two nuns, are set to arrive in Dharamsala, a town in Himachal Pradesh, to meet spiritual leader the Dalai Lama

Dalai Lama meets Belgian Prime Minister and addresses the Belgian Senate

The Dalai Lama was warmly received by the Belgian Prime Minister, His Excellency Mr. Guy Verhofstadt at his Office Lambermont on the morning

Dalai Lama calls end to ‘corruption’ at UN

The Dalai Lama on Friday (June 2) called for an end to "corruption of the highest level" and dirty tricks between large nuclear powers at the United Nations, so the global body can better

Tibetan virtuosity shines in the art of warfare

It is not easy to write lucidly about a distant culture imperfectly understood by the outside world when you are a stranger to it, however sympathetic you may be. Novelty and beauty, however, can make the temptation

Tibetan Exiles to vote for Premier

Tibetan exiles will vote Saturday to elect a de facto prime minister after a renewed call from their spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, for

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