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Tibetan exiles repudiate “coerced” agreement of 1951

China on Monday marked the 60th anniversary of what it called "the peaceful liberation of Tibet" as hundreds of exile Tibetans at the second Tibetan General Body Mee

Teen Tibetan monk detained, 55000 troops in Ngaba estimated

As the Chinese authorities in Tibet’s Ngaba County continue to subject monks of Kriti monasytery to the so-called “Patriotic Reeducation Campaign” a Tibetan monk named Lobsang

Tibetan PM elect asks India to include Tibet as “core issue” with China

The Tibetan Prime Minister elect Lobsang Sangay has appealed the Indian government to make Tibet “a core issue” in its dealings with China which he warned has India encircled by its interests

Failing to see the issue

Hundreds of Tibetan exile officials, parliamentarians and representatives of the settlements are meeting to discuss and decide on the future political status of His Holiness

Over 400 Tibetans converge in Dharamsala to talk Dalai Lama’s retirement

418 Tibetans from various parts of the world gathered today at the TCV school auditorium here for the second Tibetan General Body Meeting which had been called by the Tibetan

Gansu Tibetans Face Race Ban

Tibetan nomads living in the remote western Chinese province of Gansu may have their annual horse-racing festival canceled this year following the siege of Kirti monastery in neighbor

TYC calls off indefinite hunger strike

The indefinite hunger strike by 3 executive members of the largest pro-independence group of the Tibetan Diaspora has been called off today. The 3 executive members,

China: Stance on Dalai Lama same post retirement

The Dalai Lama’s decision to give up political power won’t boost or diminish the likelihood of his being able to return to Tibet, the Chinese government-appointed governor of

China admits Three Gorges Dam problems

China's Three Gorges Dam has caused a host of ills that must be "urgently" addressed, the government has said, in a rare admission of problems in a project it has long praise

EU High Representative Ashton expresses concern on the Kirti Monastery situation

EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs & Security Policy, Lady Ashton, for the first time expressed concern over the situation at Kirti Monastery in Ngaba region of Tibet in her

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