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Why we need to save Tibet?

Left in the dust of the human race are tiny remnants of tattered cultures trying desperately to hold on to the keys that unlock the great mysteries of life. Did the American Indians understand things that we will never know?

Chinese premier talks trade

The relationship between Canada and China can be the envy of the world, Wen Jiabao, the Chinese premier, said yesterday. The Chinese leader, in town for a two-day visit

Moscow Commemoration of the 14th Anniversary of the Award of Nobel Peace Prize to His Holiness the Dalai Lama

Tibet Culture & Information Centre in Moscow organised the 14th anniversary celebration of awarding THE Nobel Peace Prize to His Holiness the Dalai Lama. The celebration was held this evening at the Academician Andrey Sakharov Memorial Museum in central Moscow.

Spiritual practice is a stabiliser The Dalai Lama

I think there must be someone here who will find emptiness. You are bound to find it if you practice very sincerely in your daily life, and particularly when you encounter a certain object that creates a strong emotion such as attachment or hatred or is the face of strong ego.

TYC of NY/NJ observes Human Rights Day At United Nation’s Dag Hamersjold Park

Tibetan Youth Congress of NY/NJ commemorated the Human Rights Day at UN's Dag Hamersjold Park with Fasting and demonstration. There were 21 people who sat on the fast which includes Geshe Palden Gyatso and the TYC executive members.

Wen Jiabao mobbed by surprise at Rockerfeller Center in NY

A group of Tibetans and SFT followed Wen Jiabao motorcade wherever he went for the second day of his trip. He was mobbed in surprise by the group when he was getting out of his hotel and then followed him at the New York Stock exchange. The mob then rallied back at the hotel Waldorf Astoria till 2 p.m. He was followed at Rockerfeller plaza at General Electric corporate office. The crowd got them so close to his motorcade that the tourist were shocked in silence.

Training offered to Tibetans to compete in Chinese-dominated job market

New measures are being introduced in Tibet to combat rising unemployment and a growing underclass of unskilled Tibetan workers due to the influx of skilled Chinese workers to Lhasa and other areas of the Tibet Autonomous Region.

Massive avalanche leaves seven missing in Tibet

Seven people are missing and one person was injured in a recent massive avalanche in Medog county, in the eastern part of the Tibet autonomous region, a report said on Friday.

Facelift for Dalai Lama’s adopted home

Every year, pilgrims and tourists from all over the world travel to this picturesque north Indian hill station to glimpse the Dalai Lama, Tibet's exiled spiritual leader.

Modern Tibet has beauty and tumult

While movies like "Kundun" and "Seven Years in Tibet" have struggled to depict the majesty of the ancient Himalayan culture, there's nothing like the truth.

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