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New report documents dangerous flight into exile for Tibetans

The dangers for Tibetans crossing the Himalayas into exile due to repression in Tibet were dramatically evident over the past year, with a Tibetan nun being shot dead by Chinese police

Dalai Lama in Blessed return

TIBET'S spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, will visit Geelong in June. Dalai Lama will hold two events. His Holiness will bless the Drol Kar Buddhist centre at Paraparap, near Bellbrae

Kalon Tripa meets Chinese scholars in US

Kalon Tripa Prof Samdhong Rinpoche had a four-hour long discussion with half a dozen Chinese scholars, who do research in think tanks or teach at universities in the United States as well as inside China.

Kalon Tripa Arrives for Weeklong Visit

Kalon Tripa Prof Samdhong Rinpoche arrived in Washington, D.C. on 5 February 2007 evening for a week-long visit. During his stay he is meeting Congressional and Administration officials, having

Acclaimed author Thomas Laird comes to Bay Path

LONGMEADOW Author Thomas Laird will bring his 30 years of insight and observations on Tibet and the Dalai Lama to Bay Path College this week on a tour stop for his newest book, "The Story of Tibet: Conversations

Parikrama and JJI Exile Brothers rocks Delhi

‘Rock in Exile’- a concert in support of a Free Tibet at the Delhi University yesterday was a performance to remember. For the first time in exile, two prominent Indian and Tibetan rock band came together exhibiting

From Kungfu movies to quest for inner peace

A renowned Hong Kong based Chinese movie star is on a two-day visit to Dharamsala to seek spiritual insights for his upcoming serial movie project.

Tibetan Leader Calls on Speaker Pelosi

Prof. Samdhong Rinpoche, Chairman of the Tibetan Cabinet (Kalon Tripa), today visited the U.S. Capitol and paid a courtesy call on the Speaker of the House. Speaker Pelosi has been a long time friend of His

China editor calls for democracy

China must pursue democratic reforms to defuse economic and social imbalances threatening the country's stability, a former editor of the People's Daily said in a rare call for political reform. Zhou Ruijin is a retired

Thanks China, now go home: buy-up of Zambia revives old colonial fears

When the foundation stone was laid for the Mulungushi textile factory three decades ago, the project was hailed as another demonstration of communist China doing for Zambia what the capitalist west would not.

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