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China has once again protested the visit to Germany by Tibetan leader the Dalai Lama, German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier said Friday after talks here. Defying harsh warnings from Beijing, German

Mr Bush will meet the Dalai next month at a ceremony in front of the symbol of American democracy, the Capitol building, where the Tibetan leader will be presented with the Congressional Gold Medal

The Chinese authorities have arrested a Tibetan monk of Lithang Monastery in conjunction with the ongoing massive "Patriotic Education" launched in the first week of September in Lithang area

"This religious mass movement is finding echoes all over Asia including China, Korea and Tibet. They are filling a political vacuum. You cannot kill faith, if you try it will kill you," said McMillan-Scott

What can Taiwan learn from Tibet? Tibet is economically weaker than Taiwan and it is politically much worse off than Taiwan owing to its proximity to China. Nevertheless, Tibet has far stronger support in the international

President Bush will attend a ceremony to bestow the Congressional Gold Medal, the country's highest civilian honor, on His Holiness the Dalai Lama, October 17 in the U.S. Capitol Rotunda

Speaking at the opening function of the fourth General Body Meeting of the Gu-Chu-Sum Movement of Tibet (GCSMT), also known as Ex-Political prisoners’ Association; former Tibetan Prime Minister appealed Tibetans for greater unity for Tibet’s freedom struggle

“I didn’t really want to get involved in politics,” Das says. “But I knew that I really wanted to bring attention and awareness to the Tibetan cause, to show others that people there aren’t free. That’s why I decided to walk

The recent demonstrations by monks and nuns of Burma (now called Myanmar by the dictatorial regime of Yangon) remind me of the demonstrations in Lhasa in 1987, when hundreds of monks took to the streets to beg for more freedom.

Western officials and diplomats have said they have detected a slight shift from China’s traditional policy of non-interference, which is based on a fear that the Security Council might try and impede on its rule in Tibet and