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Dalai Lama Arrives in Japan Despite China Objection

Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama is welcomed by a wellwisher, left, on his arrival at Narita Airport in Narita, east of Tokyo, Friday, Oct. 31 2003. The Dalai Lama will attend a joint lecture with one of Japan's Nobel Prize winners from last year during his 12-day visit. (AP Photo/Chiaki Tsukumo)

Dalai Lama Arrives in Japan Despite China Objection

The Dalai Lama arrived in Tokyo on Friday for a visit that is likely to irritate China, which views Tibet's exiled spiritual leader as a "dangerous separatist."

EU delegates accused of treating human rights as side issue at China summit

China will invest in the European Union's project for satellite navigation and will send more tourists to Europe.

Dalai Lama does not want Tibetan independence

The Fourteenth Dalai Lama is not insisting on independence for Tibet, Kirsan Ilyumzhinov, president of the Russian internal republic of Kalmykia, told a news conference held at the Interfax central office on Thursday.

Suit Slammed Against the Tibetan Justice Commissioner

In an unprecedented move, Mr. Dawa Gyaltsen, a former teacher of TCV School, lodged a civil suit at Shimla High Court against Mr. Jadur Sangpo, the Chief Justice commissioner of the Tibetan Supreme Justice Commission.

Introducing Mechak Gallery

After 50 years of a repressive foreign occupation in Tibet and worldwide Diaspora of Tibetan refugees, there are a growing number of Tibetan artists exploring new forms of expressing the truth of their being.

Hunting of the Yeti

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Hunting of the Yeti

"Did you hear the latest? A Snowmans footprint has been found in the Altai. They say its size 36. Ridiculous. Some people are worse than children."

Buddhism and the Blues

Mediation techniques can help cure depression. Buddhist psychology offers more than a method of investigation. Its core techniques of meditation and awareness may have much to offer ordinary Westerners, whose material comforts have not wiped out rampant emotional distress.

Silicified wood reveals landforms in Lhasa area 110 million years ago

Chinese geologists have discovered silicified wood fossils of the Cretaceous period in areas near Lhasa, capital of southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region.

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