Chinese authorities in Zoege County, Sichuan Province, have arrested seven Tibetans on June 27 after minor scuffle among Tibetan residents stemming from argumen
Before some of Canada’s political class line up eagerly to shoot the messenger, they may be better off asking instead: what if CSIS chief Mr. Richard Fadden is right in his
With Dharamshala's foreign policy being shaped almost exclusively by Beijing's hide-and-seek strategy, anticipating its next move can be safely done through a simple r
China has installed about 40,000 high-definition surveillance cameras in the western region of Xinjiang days before the one-year anniversary of the country's worst ethnic violence in decades.
Exercising the ultimate political control, the Chinese Communist Party manufactured a 'holy' ceremony to appoint its own living god, writes John Garnaut from Shigatse in Tibet.
Labour's Chinese MP, Raymond Huo, is facing fierce criticism for defending Chinese rule over Tibet on a Labour Party website. Criticising Green Party co-leader Russel Norman's Tibetan flag protest in front of visiting Chinese
Yet another round of India-China border talks is under way in Beijing. The unending and fruitless talks on territorial disputes underscore the eroding utility of this process. It is approaching three decades since China and India
