When Barack Obama was elected president, Beijing thought that he would be tough on human rights and trade, but not on national security. A year and a half later, Mr Obama’s policy could hardly be more different
Nepalese police have detained two Tibetan activists posting "anti-Beijing leaflets" ahead of a planned protest against Chinese rule of their homeland, according to a media report
The British Council and English National Ballet have cancelled a planned performance of a new ballet because the composer dedicated the score to the people of Tibe
Hundreds of Tibetan delegates from all over the world that are participating in the first Tibetan General Meeting in Bylakuppe, the largest Tibetan settlement
Agitated by Beijing's denial of visa to a senior Indian Army official and now concerned over the presence of the biggest neighbour's army in Pakistan occupied Kashmir
Recently a friend of mine who studies English literature in an American university returned to Dharamsala for his annual University vacation. He invited me for a lunch tog
Professor Samdhong Rinpoche, the Prime Minister of the Tibetan government in exile, on Sunday said Tibetans should strive to preserve their culture -- not through
In its annual report on Tibet negotiations submitted to the Congress earlier this month, the Obama administration has called for “substantive” dialogue “without preconditions” between His Holiness the Dalai Lama and Beijing to resolve the long-standing Tibet issue.
Have you heard of ‘Core Interests’? No, it has nothing to do with ‘organising’ the CWG, IPL auctions, mining in tribal areas or OBC vote banks, though it is true that in Indi
