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Monthly Archives: December, 2010

Tibetan NGOs to hold “Rethinking India’s Sino-Tibet Policy in the light of Wen’s India visit” conference

On the first day of the three-day state visit of Chinese Premier Wen Jaibao to New Delhi, four Tibetan non-governmental organizations will organize a pane

Indian, Tibetan students protest ahead of Wen’s visit

A group of young Indian and Tibetan students here are calling on the Indian government to publicly press Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao to bring an end to China’s 50-year occupati

China embarrasses itself with Nobel actions

For a regime that cares desperately about its image in the world, China's Communist government is breathtakingly insensitive to how its actions appear to other nations. The result for Beijing has been a truly embarrassing public

BBC website unblocked in China

The blackout coincided with the award ceremony for this year's Noble Peace Prize winner, the Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo. The website was blocked along with other international news sites

New Japanese defense plan emphasizes China threat

Revising a defense strategy shaped by the Cold War, Japan will soon release a new military plan designed to address China's increased threat, particularly in waters surrounding southern Japanese islands, according to media reports

Concert for jailed Tibetan artistes in Delhi

On the banks of Yamuna river, Majnu Ka Tilla that has grown over the years into a Tibetan transit point in the Indian capital, saw on Sunday a unique event for a nob

China releases long-serving dissident from jail – group

China has released from jail one of its longest-serving dissidents, the ethnic Mongolian rights activist Hada, but his whereabouts are not known and he is likely sti

China’s Wen to visit India amid trade, land spats

Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao travels to India this week as part of efforts to build trust between the rival neighbors amid lingering disputes over territory, trade and tel

Tibet: Thousands of Tibetans evicted to make way for Lhundrub dam

More than 4 thousand residents in Phodo, Lhundrub County just above Lhasa, will be driven from home to build a hydroelectric project in the area. The economic development of Tibet continues to take place to the detriment of the Tibetans

China appears to be changing its policy on stapled visa issue

Ahead of Premier Wen Jiabao's visit to New Delhi this week, China appears to be finally changing its policy over issuance of stapled visas to residents of Jammu and

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