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Facebook’s CEO Visits China’s Top Search Engine

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg toured the offices of China's top search engine Monday during a visit that has sparked speculation the social networking magnate is looking for business opportunities in the world's largest Internet

Rethink Sino-Tibet policy for India’s survival, conference panelists say

At a time when India is in compelling situations created by China’s tremendous political, military, economical and geopolitical pressures on India, the speakers expressed scepticism in commenting on India’s acquiescence to China on the Tibet issue and demanded a stronger spine

Pemakoe, the last paradise upon earth, disappears

In 1818, the British started the Great Trigonometrical Survey, the ancestor of the Survey of India. They thought that the best way to ‘conquer’ the subcontinent was to map the subc

WikiLeaks: China pays Nepal to arrest Tibetans

Amid stepped up pressure on the government to curb anti-Beijing protests by Tibetans in Nepal, China has used its financial muscle to pay off Nepal Police to arrest members of the exiled community, according to secret US cables published by

Canada to facilitate the immigration of up to 1,000 Tibetan refugees living in Arunachal Pradesh in India

The Government of Canada intends to facilitate the immigration of up to 1,000 Tibetan refugees living in the state of Arunachal Pradesh in India over a five-year period, Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism Minister Jason Kenney announced today

‘India’s China policy no longer over-cautious’

After an epic 15-day foot journey over the Himalayan mountains, the spiritual leader of Tibet, the Dalai Lama, crossed the border into India in 1959. Since then, His Holiness has been India's honoured guest

85,000 Tibetans reach India since 1980: US cable

More than 85,000 Tibetans have arrived in India in the past 30 years and 46,000 of them returned to Tibet, says a US cable put out by WikiLeaks

WikiLeaks cables: the Dalai Lama is right to put climate change first

For Tibet, climate change is a far more urgent issue than independence – its very survival is at stake

3 to race for Tibetan PM’s post

It is a three horse race now for the post of Tibetan Prime Minister with the only woman candidate withdrawing her nomination. Gyari Dolma, the incumbent deputy speake

Monk recieves 4 years jail for “separatism”

A Chinese court in Kanlho Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture has sentenced a Tibetan monk to four years imprisonment for engaging in “separatist” activities, reported the

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