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Talking about Tibet

Tsering Lhamo, half of the husband-wife team that runs Tibet Kitchen in Northwest Portland, practices traditional Tibetan healing. She says the food you eat every day is the most important medicine.

French municipality to observe 2004 as year of Tibet

A French municipality has decided to highlight the Tibetan cause by celebrating 2004 as the Year of Tibet. The municipality of Mouans-Sartoux, located near Cannes in southern France, hoists the Tibetan national flag every year on March 10, the Tibetan uprising day.

Tibetan Girl Becomes Australian under 10 Chess Champion

An 8-year old Tibetan girl was crowned the queen of chessboard in Australia. According to a report received from Australia based Office of the Representative of His Holiness the Dalai Lama

Dammed and dying: The Mekong and its communities face a bleak future

One of the world's greatest rivers has been reduced to a trickle in places by a series of giant Chinese dams and engineering works which are threatening the livelihoods of up to 100 million people in south-east Asia.

China makes breakthrough in oil exploration

China has discovered 40 billion tons of offshore oil and natural gas reserves, according to the Ministry of Land and Resources, which said oil and natural gas reserves are concentrated in 38 depository basins in the territorial seas.

China for inclusion of Tibetan ruins on heritage list

China will ask the UN Education, Culture and Science Organisation (UNESCO) to add the ruins of an ancient Tibetan kingdom on the world cultural and natural heritage list, Xinhua reports.

U.S. Trades Criticisms With China Over Human Rights Dialogue

The Bush administration said China's threat to halt negotiations over human rights issues is virtually meaningless because China hasn't complied with its past commitments.

Avalanche leaves Tibetan herdsmen trapped

An avalanche has buried 4,000 acres of grassland in northwestern China's Qinghai province, trapping 175 Tibetan families and destroying their grazing lands.

First locomotive launched in Tibet

Though the Qinghai-Tibet railway is still under construction, the first locomotive in Tibet started running on the "Roof of the World" Tuesday, Xinhua reports.

His Holiness the Dalai Lama graces the 10th Shoton Festival

His Holiness the Dalai Lama today blessed the 10th annual opera festival (Shoton) as the chief guest at the Tibetan Institute of Performing Arts (TIPA), the only organisation under the Tibetan administration founded with a mission to preserve the unique tradition of Tibetan performing arts.

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