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Protesters of all stripes line streets

Moments before Chinese President Hu Jintao’s motorcade pulled onto the Elm City, a man standing at Prospect and Grove streets waved a Chinese flag and played a pop song with the Mandarin lyrics

Hu Jinato protesters from Minnesota

Parked on F street adjacent to the Willard hotel, in the heart of the nation’s capital, was this large bus festooned with Tibetan flags, outsized "Free Tibet" stickers on all sides and an extra large colorful pictographic

Protest monastery returns to work

Tibetan show of support for Dalai Lama ended after a 're-education' squad was ordered in CHINESE officials have reopened one of the largest monasteries in Tibet after a rare act of protest against Chinese control of the

Islam in the eyes of Dalai Lama

What can be more astonishing between a saint confusing people and a rogue speaking the truth? Two such unexpected observations became media bytes recently. The Dalai Lama, on a month-long trip to the US and South America

Tibetan students in India rejoice as Queen Elizabeth turns 80 tomorrow

As Britain's Queen Elizabeth is all set to celebrate her 80th birthday on Friday, scores of birthday wishes are reaching out for her from picturesque hill towns of Himachal Pradesh.

Mixed messages from Beijing on Tibet railroad

Beijing has reported that the railroad linking the Tibetan plateau to central China has opened for freight, and will start unmanned test runs next month, following an unusual official admission that thawing permafrost

Hu winds up US visit amid protests

President Hu Jintao insisted overnight that China's rapid development was not a threat as he wrapped up a US visit amid demonstrations by several thousand people.

Dalai Lama to attend peace conferences in Colombia: organizers

The Dalai Lama will attend a series of conferences in Bogota from May 10-12 focused on the theme of peace in Colombia, a country ravaged by rebel and paramilitary violence for more than 50 year

Tseden Dhogonpa awarded “2006 Calgary Immigrant Aid Society Immigrants of Distinction Community Service Award”

Last night, Ms. Tseden Dhogonpa from Calgary, Alberta, Canada was presented the coveted "2006 Calgary Immigrant Aid Society Immigrants of Distinction Community Service Award".

Tibetans elect young radicals to parliament-in-exile

Tibetans have opted for a younger look for their parliament-in-exile in northern India, according to election results announced, with some new members saying they would press for independence for their homeland.

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