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Monthly Archives: August, 2010

Tibet takes center stage at festival

Inside the Tibetan Center at 915 Hickox St., three women tried their hand at writing words in the Tibetan language with a bamboo stick on a black board covered with ashes

China mudslides leave 96 dead, 2,000 missing

At least 96 people were killed and 2,000 missing Sunday after mudslides swept away homes and destroyed roads in northwestern China as the nation battled its worst flooding

Tainting Tibetan Democracy: Bangalore misinterprets Tibetan election rules

In a move that could have serious repercussions for the growth of Tibetan democracy, one representative office in India has closed all registrations for the Kalon Trip

The myth of Chinese soft power

Although the financial crisis has seriously undermined economic development around the world, it has done so to differing degrees. It is against this backdrop that China’s economy has attracted a great deal of attention as it

U.S. sends China a firm message

Clinton’s statement sent the constructive message that China’s unrestrained ambitions in the South China Sea will be met with opposition. It’s about time.

Vietnam says China violates its sovereignty in sea

Vietnam accused China on Thursday of violating its sovereignty by conducting seismic exploration near disputed islands in the South China Sea and urged

Second ETC to meet in France, “Chithue Initiative’ program launched

The Tibetan community of France will host the second ETC meet, expecting to gather the largest number of Tibetan community leaders from Europe by inviting 10 official delegates from each Eur

Prominent Tibetan writer’s case delayed: report

Chinese authorities in Xining seem to be deliberately delaying the trial of a Tibetan writer jailed in April on charges of “instigating to split the mother

Ancient Buddhist site faces threat from mining

A two millennia Buddhist site covering 4500 square metre monastery in Afghanistan’s Mes Aynak hill, faces impending demolition for mining, reported Andrew Lawyer

3 Tibetans among 120 killed in flash floods in Ladakh – updated

Three members of a Tibetan family living in Leh have died, and another person from the same family is missing after flash floods triggered by a massive clou

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