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China tells the US to stop interfering in Tibet issue

China today lashed out at the US for interfering in the country's internal affairs by making use of the Tibet issue and ruled out resumption of dialogue with the exiled Dalai Lama unless he "abandoned" his pro-independence stance.

AUSTRALIA: Protestors call for end to gold exploration in Tibet

An Australian mining company has been the target of a demonstration in Sydney today, calling for an end to gold exploration in Tibet. The protestors picketed SinoGold's annual general meeting, calling on the company to stay out of

The twisting saga of Tibet-Taiwan relations

Perhaps one of the most interesting celebrations to follow the awarding of the Nobel Peace Prize to the Dalai Lama in 1989 was held in Taipei. It was organized by a group the name of which I do not recall, but it was made up exclusively of old

HH the Dalai lama to visit Tabo, Germany, Sweden, Denmark, Delhi and Ladakh

His Holiness the Dalai Lama departed Mcleod Ganj this morning for an extended one and a half month visit to Tabo(Spiti), Germany Sweden , Denmark, Delhi and Ladakh.

A Yak Attack on Beef and Bison

FAR FROM TIBET A bull yak grazes at the McRoberts Game Farm near Sidney, Neb. (Kevin Moloney for The New York Times)

A Yak Attack on Beef and Bison

As the sun sets on the Sangre de Cristo Mountains here in north central New Mexico, the dun-colored topsoil turns as red as blood itself. Long black shadows creep down the slopes in varying shapes: low and gnarly from thorny sagebrush, tall and

Meditation Shown to Light Up Brains of Buddhists

Buddhists really are happy, calm and serene people - at least according to their brain scans. Using new scanning techniques, neuroscientists have discovered that certain areas of the brain light up constantly in Buddhists, and not just when they are meditating

A film crew and a flight to freedom

Wearing thin-soled plimsolls on their feet and dressed in little more than linen trousers and T-shirts, 17-year-old Pasang Rinchen and his younger brother Tenzin battled against the freezing wind as they made their way up the mountain pass.

Nepal’s Tough Line on Tibetans

Nepal may have decided to take a tough new line on Tibetans fleeing their China-ruled Himalayan homeland for the neighbouring kingdom. On April 17, the Nepalese authorities ordered 18 Tibetan refugees

A demonstration of continuity – A new Tibetan leadership is put in place

A much expected change of leadership is currently taking place in the Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR). According to a report from the official news agency Xinhua, Jampa Phuntsog (Chinese: Qiangba Puncog)

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