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Explosion in China tax office kills 4: report

At least four people were killed and over 19 injured in an explosion at a local tax office in central China on Friday afternoon, Chinese state media said

Google not sure if China behind service disruption

Google does not know if the Chinese authorities were behind a disruption in the company's services on Thursday, chief executive Eric Schmidt said in an interview with

China naval drill in South China Sea: state media

China this week staged a large naval and air exercise on its southeast coast, as South Korea and the United States conducted their own naval drill opposed by Beijing

Taiwan rejects China’s latest peace overture

On Friday China's defense ministry spokesman Geng Yansheng said Beijing is willing to discuss the removal of missiles against Taiwan. But Geng said the negotiations have to be carried out under the principle of "one China"

Italian town honours the Dalai Lama

A small town in central Italy has honoured the Tibetan leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama with “The Traglia”, an international prize that it gives annually to various

Free Tibet from China – and the West, too

Tibet will be free once it’s shaken off the bonds of both Chinese authoriatian rule and patronizing Western pity

NZ: China paid for suspended MP’s controversial Tibet trip

New Zealand Labour Party’s errant MP Chris Carter says the Chinese government paid for his controversial trip to China and Tibet which he didn't tell party leaders about

US Congressman asks Obama to find voice on human rights

US Congressman Frank Wolf called on the Obama administration to place more priority on the Tibetan issue and to “find its voice” on human rights, accordi

Tibetan Parliamentary Secretary passes away

The Secretary of the Tibetan Parliament in Exile Mr. Phurbu Tsering passed away Thursday at 1502hrs at the Delek hospital here. Mr. Phurbu has not been keeping well since past few

China bans book on CCP by Australian journalist

Although no definitive lists of forbidden tomes are published, readers in China are blocked when they go online in an attempt to buy The Party: The Secret World of China's

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