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‘Great wall of suspicion’ persists between China, India

Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao left New Delhi on Friday, vowing that India will never be a rival, but his rhetoric has done little to lift Indian unease over a long-running border dispute and China-Pakistan relations

Retirement does not mean dissociation from Tibetan struggle: Dalai Lama

Days after the Dalai Lama announced that he is contemplating retirement in the next six months, the Tibetan spiritual leader today said the move does not mean he will dissociate himself from the struggle for free Tibet.

Do as the Dilli-wallahs do

WEN JIABAO, China’s prime minister, may be smiling through gritted teeth during his brief trip to India from December 15th to the 17th. His first visit in five years cannot do m

Property case against Dalai Lama dismissed

A long-standing dispute over the ownership of the property of Head of State of Tibet (in exile), The Dalai Lama, in the capital has finally come to an end. The property – 10, Ring Roa

No mention of ‘one China policy’ in India-China joint statement

The Chinese prime minister Wen Jiabao met with Dr Manmohan Singh today and after the bilateral talks, it was what was left out of the joint statement, rather than what was in it, that

WikiLeaks cables: Dalai Lama called for focus on climate, not politics, in Tibet

The Dalai Lama told U.S. diplomats last year that the international community should focus on climate change rather than politics in Tibet because environmental problems were more urgent, secret American cabl

Protests at Wen’s talk venue send 30 Tibetans behind bars

The Delhi police have arrested 26 Tibetan students belonging to the Tibetan Youth Congress and 4 activists of Students for a Free Tibet today in two separate incidents of protests at the Sapru House where Chinese Premiere Wen Jiabao was

Senior leader of Congress snubs China

Senior leader of the Congress party snubbed China by refusing the so called the China-India Friendship Award from the visiting Chinese Premiere Wen Jiabao yest

Tibet Before the Train (PHOTOS)

Lhasa is a city of contradictions. While this is Tibet's holiest city -- home to Jokhang Temple, which houses a 2,500-year-old statue of the Buddha that was carved during his lifetime, and the Potala Palace, the winter residence of

China links Tibet’s isolated county to its national highway

China has spent 140 billion yuan ($20 billion) on development in Tibet since 2001, but critics say much of the money has gone to projects that benefit Chinese companies and migrants

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