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In the privacy of the Yellow Oval Room in the White House residence overlooking the Washington Monument one day last week, President Bush hosted one of China's

SCIENCE has always fascinated me. As a child in Tibet, I was keenly curious about how things worked. When I got a toy I would play with it a bit, then take it apart to see

Spanish authorities must not ignore China's endemic violation of human rights in China and Tibet during the Chinese President, Hu Jintao's forthcoming State visit to Spain (13th - 15th Nov).

The International Campaign for Tibet has criticised Beijing's adoption of the Tibetan antelope as one of five doll mascots for the 2008 Olympics, saying that it should not co-opt this symbol of Tibet's wildlife heritage

The two political Tibet advocacy groups in the German capital International Campaign for Tibet Deutschland (ICT-D) and the Tibet Initiative Deutschland (TID) have jointly organised an hours vigil on Thursday, the 10th November in front of the Brandenburger Gate

The Tibetan Centre for Human Rights and Democracy (TCHRD) welcomes the UN Special Rapporteur's forthcoming visit to Tibet and China from 21 November to 2

In what turned out to be a tragic beginning of their winter business for the Tibetans trading sweaters in western Indian town of Jodhpur, 17 Tibetan shops in the town's Tibetan sweater sellers' market have been

The offices of the exile Tibetan government remained closed after 4 PM yesterday to mourn the passing away of the

Tibet's exiled spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, took a rare swipe at the United States, saying he was puzzled why residents in the capital of the world's oldest democracy have no Congressional

Beijing's Olympic organizers are racing against time to prepare for the 2008 Games, from round-the-clock work on constructing stadiums to planning the global torch relay, a senior official