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What Ails All India Radio’s Tibetan Service?

It is a fact that the majority of Tibetans, whether inside Tibet or resettled in different parts of the world, have a close feeling towards India. Historically, India is Phakyul (the Land of the Arhats) that has

A Crack in the Diplomatic Facade

The setting was a major Capitol Hill law firm, before an audience of London School of Economics alumni and other distinguished guests. Inside the building, in an elegant room overlooking the Capitol, a group of

The End of Tibet

The small concrete room smells of urine. In the corner, a young woman lies on a metal cot, moaning softly and vomiting up blood. A former Buddhist nun, she is recovering from an operation on her stomach to fix internal

Indians skeptical despite Hu’s visit

While economic ties between China and India received a strong boost during Chinese President Hu Jintao's first-ever state visit to India last November, the visit failed to allay deep-rooted suspicions and resentments that

European and Canadian Parliaments pass measures supporting Dialogue process

The European Parliament, meeting in Strasbourg, France, today adopted a resolution on the Dialogue between the Chinese Government and Envoys of the Dalai Lama. The comprehensive resolution includes recommendations

Animal Activists Protest Against China

Animal activists protested before the Chinese Embassy in Brussels on Tuesday. The demonstration was to condemn China of the brutal treatment of animals to produce fur.

Oil, copper are strategic priorities, says China

CHINA, the world's largest consumer of commodities, says crude oil and copper are priorities for its strategic stockpiles as the world's fastest-growing major economy nation competes with the US and Japan for resources.

FTC to Demonstrate at Mayor’s Reception for Chinese Officials

Free Tibet Campaign (FTC) and Tibet supporters will protest tomorrow outside a key note reception given by London's Mayor, Ken Livingstone, for senior Chinese officials. The protests follow a letter to the Mayor in which

Contemporary Tibetan Art website launched in Spanish

The growing awareness for the relatively new field of contemporary Tibetan art has taken yet another leap with the launch of Mechak Spain. With an estimated 400 million Spanish speakers worldwide and a growing interest in

Harper warns China against economic threats

Prime Minister Stephen Harper warned China today not to threaten Canada on economic issues in the hope of getting his government to back off on human rights criticisms, including the case of Huseyin Celil.

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