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Kawaguchi noncommittal on Dalai Lama’s visit to Japan

Foreign Minister Yoriko Kawaguchi indicated Monday that Japan has not yet decided whether to allow the Dalai Lama, Tibet's spiritual leader, to enter Japan, despite a request from China to prevent his entry, a Japanese official said.

Australia Tibet Council Urges PM to Encourage China to Begin Dialogue on Tibet

The Australia Tibet Council (ATC) is urging the public to write to Prime Minister John Howard to encourage China to begin dialogue on Tibet during his meetings with Chinese leaders in Beijing from August 17 to 19, 2003.

Dalai Lama Talks to Hong Kong Magazine on Tibet’s Future

The Dalai Lama has given an interview to Kaifang (Open), a monthly magazine published in Chinese from Hong Kong, in which he responds to Chinese concerns and suspicions on the issue of Tibet.

Chief Tibetan Election Commissioner Visiting Washington, D.C.

Chief Tibetan Election Commissioner Namgyal Dorjee Teykhang from Dharamsala is visiting Washington, D.C. from August 17 to 19, 2003 to meet members of the Tibetan community as well as exchange views with American election experts.

Tibetans hope to make waves through soccer

Kalsang Dhondup says his players are like "crumbs gathered after wiping the table cover". Selecting and managing a football team from amongst the exiled can be an interesting and challenging experience, the Executive Secretary of the Tibetan National Sports Association points out.

Seeing Lhasa: Exhibition

Photographer: F. Spencer Chapman, 1936 -1998.131.632

Nepal hopes for revenue boon with two more crossings into Tibet

Nepal and China are hoping to boost trade and tourism through the possible opening up of two ancient Himalayan crossings and allowing helicopters to travel from the kingdom to a major Hindu pilgrimage site in Tibet.

Atal Behari Vajpayee Misleading Parliament – Rabi Rai

Former speaker of the Lok Sabha, Shri Rabi Rai has come out strongly against the stand of Shri Atal Behari Vajpayee on Tibet on Joint Sino India declaration in Beijing and then his clarification on the floor of the Parliament.

China regrets US religious rights monitor’s trip pullout

China has expressed regret over the cancellation of a visit by the US government's religious rights monitor, which said it was protesting what it called "unacceptable" restrictions imposed by Beijing.

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