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Tibetan PM elect visits TYC hunger strikers, urges end to fast

Lobsang Sangay, the prime minister elect of the Tibetan government-in-exile, met Thursday with three executive members of the Tibetan Youth Congress who are on an indefinite hunger strike in New Delhi to protest against a clampdown by Chinese authorities at the

Chinese authorities in Ngaba arrest another Kirti monk

Lobsang Rinchen was arrested from his monastic quarter by Chinese intelligence officials from the Chinese State Security and the Public Security Bureau. Lobsang is the son of Tsamring

Dalai Lama donates gift for Bush Freedom Collection

According to Bush aides, the document is an early draft of what became the 1963 Tibetan Constitution. It contains handwritten comments and suggestions from the Dalai Lama

Push to break great firewall of China

The United States plans to pump millions of dollars into new technology to break through Internet censorship overseas amid a heightened crackdown on dissent in China, officials sai

Army warns PM: China can deploy half-a-million troops on LAC

China now has the capability to deploy and sustain more than half-a-million troops for over a month on the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in case of a high threat scenario with In

China warns US on Tibet

China on Tuesday warned the United States to show caution in its handling of restive Tibet as the world's two largest economies met for wide-ranging talks.

China rights crackdown a ‘fool’s errand’: Clinton

The United States sharply criticized China's human rights record, saying its clampdown on dissent was a "fool's errand" and accusing it of trying to stop history, but the two sides made headway in easing economic frictions in high-level talk

Karmapa appeals for a peaceful resolution for Kirti Monastery

Concerned about the current unrest at Kirti Monastery in the Tibetan area of Ngaba in Sichuan province, the 17th Gyalwang Karmapa, Ogyen Trinley Dorje, presided over a special prayer session on

Chinese defy 2006 bilateral agreement at Nathu La

The border trade between India and China that is being carried out since 2006 has been stalled from 4th May after the goods taken by the Indian traders were not cleared b

A laid-back Dalai Lama speaks about democracy at SMU

The 14th Dalai Lama, Tenzin Gyatso, surprised his Texas audience Monday with his laid-back style, spontaneous wisdom and revelations, including calling himself a rehabilitated

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