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China on Saturday lashed out against a US report critical of Beijing’s policies on religious freedom, calling the assessment irresponsible and harmful to relations between the two countries.

Unconfirmed reports say that 21 people were feared dead and 2 critically injured as the bus they were travelling in plunged into Kichu river near Lhasa on April 21. An old Tibetan woman and the driver of the bus survived the plunge but were said to be

The schedule has been set for the first five trains to Tibet via the new Qinghai-Tibet railway which will begin trial operations on July 1, an official with the Qinghai-Tibet Railway Company said Friday.

A leading human rights organisation yesterday urged UN Members to reject China's candidature when the body's General Assembly elects the first 47 members of the new

A documentary on the life of Dekyi Tsering, the mother of the Dalai Lama, will be aired by public television channels in the US beginning Sunday.

At a press conference that took exactly twelve minutes, held by the Election Commission of the Exiled-Tibetan Government here today, the two nominees for the post of Kalon Tripa (Prime Minister) was announced.

Chinese scientists have warned a 2.5-million-square-kilometre ozone hole may be forming over the Tibetan plateau, state media reported today.

A Long Island politician who describes himself as a "quality of life guy" on his Web site filed a lawsuit Thursday claiming the Google search engine company is profiting from child pornography.

The four-day meeting of the International Tibet Support Network (ITSN) Olympic Campaign Working Group concluded with a press conference here at the Club House. Four members, Mr. Wangpo Tethong from Swiss

Originally a soccer celebration, the World Cup has become a money-making festival where profits come before fans and players. But a mini-Cup in Hamburg focuses on the beautiful game - pitting Tibet against Gibraltar.