The Vatican bears responsibility for restoring dialogue with China's government-backed church after its criticism of leadership changes here frayed ties, a Chinese church official said Friday
Expressing apprehension over China's involvement in activities in Nepal, Pakistan and Tibet, Uttarakhand chief minister Ramesh Pokhriyal today said here that there is possibility of a rise in China's dominance in India's neighbours which ne
We Tibetans often demonize or at the very least remain indifferent to the potential of private sector business in empowering our community. This prevents us from leveraging
To borrow a line from the nuns in that old musical, how do you solve a problem like China? It isn't a will o' the wisp that'll go away; it isn't a clown, though it might think the rest of us are. It is a worry for the world and a headache
A 10 – member delegation of the “Tibet Autonomous Region” met with the Nepali Home Minister Bhim Rawal Wednesday in Kathmandu. The delegation led by “TAR” deputy gov
Tibetans are increasingly concerned about the fate of three senior Buddhist monks who were imprisoned following a 2008 crackdown on anti-government riots in Tibet, an overseas rights monitoring group said Wednesday
The New Zealand Prime Minister, John Key, assured the Chinese Premier, Wen Jiabao, that no ministers would meet the Dalai Lama, despite a pre-election commitment to mee
A Tibetan monk named Sungrab Gyatso, 34, of Mura monastery in Tibet’s Machu County has been sentenced to three years in prison on December 16, 2010. The Kanlho Intermediate People's Court convicted Sungrab for allegedly leading protests by
Three Tibetan monks wanted by the Chinese authorities in connection with a protest in Za-khok Township have arrived in exile, according to the Tibetan Centre for Human R
