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Dalai Lama stays zen on PM

The Dalai Lama this morning brushed aside speculation about whether he would meet Prime Minister John Howard during his Australian visit.

Tibet may host 6 million tourists by 2010 – Xinhua

The number of tourists visiting Tibet could rise to 6 million in 2010, double this year's number, China's Xinhua news agency said on Thursday, citing a local government report.

Tibet Festival in Stamford concludes with series of events

Whilst Tibet campaigners engage in public demonstrations, lobbying parliaments and letter-writing campaigns to draw attention and garner support for Tibet's political solution,

TSGs’ Andolan against China

The pro-Tibet groups also demanded freedom for Tibet and criticised the policy of Indian government on China regarding Tibet. During the demonstration, the protesting groups

Railway to Tibet poses no threat to environment: China

China has claimed that the Qinghai-Tibet railway, the world's highest, has had no adverse effects on the surrounding environment and wildlife as accused by some pro-Dalai Lama activists.

Dalai Lama blesses Bendigo stupa

The Dalai Lama has visited Bendigo to bless the biggest Buddhist stupa in the Western world, which is under construction and due to be completed by 2010. About 2,000 people watched as the Tibetan

Virgin Blue supports Dalai Lama’s “Spirituality and Sustainability Forum”

Virgin Blue CEO Brett Godfrey today called on the aviation sector and all organisations which emit green house gases to work actively to 'reduce and report' their efforts to offset

German airport authority deports on baseless ground : Chairman Karma Choephel

Chairman of the Tibetan Assembly in exile, Mr Karma Choephel today said that he was earlier in May denied boarding pass during a transit at the Frankfurt International Airport by the

Take care of the planet, urges the Dalai Lama

Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama called for greater respect for the Earth as he kicked off an 11-day Australian tour on Wednesday. Speaking before a crowd of some 2,000 people

Howard still coy about meeting Dalai Lama

WHILE the Dalai Lama made a heavily policed but peaceful arrival in Perth yesterday to begin his $3.5 million, 11-day tour of Australia, John Howard was still being coy about whether he would

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