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His Holiness’ Washington D.C. Visit: Update

His Holiness the Dalai Lama began his first morning in this visit to Washington, D.C.with a closed door session with a group of experts on the situation in China. In the afternoon, His Holiness

Dalai Lama brushes off Chinese criticism

The Dalai Lama, after meeting privately Tuesday with President Bush, brushed off China's furious reaction to U.S. celebrations this week in his honor. "That always happens," the exiled spiritual

Myanmar’s beating of monks “very bad”: Dalai Lama

The Dalai Lama said on Tuesday the Myanmar junta's beating of protesting Buddhist monks was "very bad" and reminded him of China's treatment of Tibetans.

Bush hosts Dalai Lama amid Chinese outrage

President George W. Bush hosted the Dalai Lama on Tuesday despite China's warning that U.S. plans to honor the exiled Tibetan spiritual leader could damage relations between Beijing and Washington.

October 17 marks another Historic Day for Tibetans

October 17 marks another milestone in the history of Tibetan freedom struggle as His Holiness the Dalai Lama will be awarded with the US’s Highest Civilian Honour. It is simply a historic day for Tibetans.

China outraged as Bush meets the Dalai Lama

President Bush was today due to hold talks at the White House with the exiled spiritual leader of Tibet, and tomorrow the US Congress will award him one of its highest civilian honours. China today accused America of

The power of peace and persistence

Next week Congress will pay its highest tribute to the 14th Dalai Lama when it confers on him the Congressional Gold Medal in the Capitol Rotunda. President George W. Bush will be on hand for

China steps up vigilance and control in Tibet prior to Congressional Gold Medal award ceremony for the Dalai Lama

Credible and confirmed information coming from Tibet indicates that the Chinese authorities in Tibet have heightened the security measures and intensified control prior to impending U.S.

Burma Coalition calls for Beijing Olympics Boycott

"China China, killing Burma!" chanted Burmese New Yorkers and supporters of government reform in Burma on Saturday at a rally in New York City's Union Square. "Not less than 300 monks were killed… probably much higher," said

Honoring the Dalai Lama

This week, the warring factions of American politics will lay aside their quarrels for a few hours when they come together to honor the man who has arguably become the most prominent worldwide symbol of democratic values and

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