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Exiled Tibetan leader ends U.S. visit with speech on compassion The Dalai Lama ended a three-week visit to the United States Wednesday by urging human rights advocates to respond to suffering with compassion, and by suggesting that true happiness comes from within.

Tibet's spiritual leader the Dalai Lama says he would go to any lengths to settle the issue of Tibet, including going to China for talks with Beijing, which took control of the Himalayan region in 1951.(AFP/file/Justin Sullivan)

The spiritual leader of Tibet, the Dalai Lama, said he was willing to do almost anything to settle the issue of Tibet, even if it meant going to China personally.

Many people are not aware that it is possible for the human body to survive for years on only three pills a day. Dr. Barry Clark, an expert on the ancient Tibetan medical system, presented his lecture "Rejuvenation Methods and Essence-Extraction Techniques in the Tibetan Tradition"

The Assembly of Tibetan People's Deputies (Tibetan Parliament in Exile) in a press statement issued today expressed "deep sense of disappointment and regret" with the Russian decision to deny a visa to His Holiness the Dalai Lama

China on Thursday denied charges that it was dramatically altering Tibet's demographic pattern by encouraging immigration of other ethnic Chinese groups into the Himalayan region.

China today welcomed Russia's denial of visa to the exiled Tibetan spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama as "positive.I have seen the statement of the Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman in this regard and feel positive about this decision by the Russian Government,"

Asia is the most dangerous place in the world. With Americans dying daily in Iraq; the Bush road map for Israel and Palestine in tatters; and the ghostly visage of Osama bin Laden broadcast to the world by al-Jazeera on the second anniversary of Sept. 11

Free Tibet Campaign is holding a series of events in the next few weeks to raise the profile of the plight of the Tibetan people. The campaign aims to end the Chinese occupation of Tibet and to empower the Tibetan people with fundamental human rights.