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China releases list of wanted terror group leaders

Chinese police called Tuesday for the arrest and extradition to China of the alleged leader of an Islamic terrorist group and seven core members accused of plotting attacks against the Beijing Olympics

Taiwanese protesters attack Chinese envoy

Scores of Taiwanese pro-independence activists on Tuesday shoved a top Chinese official to the ground during his visit to the self-ruled island, sparking anger in Beijing. Television footage showed the protesters surrounding Zhang Mingqing and pushing him to the ground

China dissidents eye uncertain post-Olympics landscape

Despite hopes the Olympics would improve human rights, China's crackdown on dissidents before and during the Games has likely set the stage for a lasting period of even tighter controls, government critics say

Dalai Lama to attend TCV’s founding anniversary celebration

Tibetan leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama will attend the inaugural ceremony of the Tibetan Children’s Village’s founding anniversary function on coming Saturday, the educational community’s office said today

Australian Senate Calls for Successful Dialogue on Tibet

The Australian Parliament unanimously passed a motion tabled by Senator Bob Brown, leader of the Australian Greens, "wishing both the Chinese government and the envoys of His Holiness the Dalai Lama for a successful result in the coming

Tibetan Government Workers in Clash

Tibetan government workers in China's Gansu province have clashed with soldiers and police in an incident that seriously injured one soldier and one police officer, according to Tibetan sources. Eighteen Tibetans were briefly detained

Students for free Tibet host celebration

The organization, Students for a Free Tibet (SFT), organized the event and included presentations of information about Tibet, dances, speeches and music to create an atmosphere of Tibetan culture

Jamia University Media Students visited Dharamsala

22 Post Graduate students from AJK Mass Communication Research Centre of Jamia Millia Islamia University along with 2 technical staffs, a lecturer and a Professor successfully completed their media tour to Dharamsala from 14-18

Dalai Lama receives overwhelming welcome from well-wishers

Hundreds of Tibetans and well-wishers holding traditional ceremonial scarves and burning incense greeted His Holiness the Dalai Lama as he returned to his exile hometown here this evening

Dalai Lama arrives in Dhasa

His Holiness the Dalai Lama gestures as he comes out of the Gaggal Airport, which is an hour drive from Dharamsala, his exile hometown in northern India, on Monday, October 20, 2008. The 73-year old Tibetan leader arrived from Delhi, where he successfully underwent a surgery to remove gallstones at a private hospital a week ago. An overwhelming crowd, holding ceremonial scarves and burning incense, was seen lining up along the route leading to His Holiness’ residence in McLeod Ganj to extend a warm traditional welcome to him. (Photo by Tenzin Dasel/Phayul)

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