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Apart from nuclear missile bases in Qinghai province which clearly target India, China has built five fully-operational airbases, an extensive rail network and over 58,000 km of roads in Tibetan Autonomous Region (TAR)

Nepalese police have broken up a protest of more than 1,000 Tibetan exiles demanding an end to the Chinese rule in their homeland

India on Thursday indicated that there will be no change in the hospitality extended to Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama even after his stepping down from the present formal position as he was an 'honoured guest' of the country

The exiled Tibetan leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama Thursday said he was ready to devolve his political authority to an elected leader. The Dalai Lama, who is revered by Tibetans as the ultimate symbol of Tibetan unity and their freedom struggle,

Indian Police Wednesday detained several Tibetan exiles protesting outside the Chinese Embassy in New Delhi to mark the anniversary of the failed uprising against Chinese rule, media reports said.

Ahead of the third anniversary of the bloody riots in Lhasa next week, China today enforced restrictions on the entry of foreign tourists, citing the bitterly cold winter weather in the Himalayan region. Even as Jiang Yu, the Foreign Ministry spokesperson, declined to react to reports that the travel agents have been asked not to

China has ruled Tibet with an iron fist since Communist troops marched in 1950. It says its rule has bought much needed development to a poor and backward region. Exiles and rights groups accuse China of failing to respect Tibet's unique

Zhang Qingli, Communist Party Secretary of the “Tibet Autonomous Region”, known for his “wolf in monks robes” comments against the Tibetan leader the Dalai Lama told reporters that the regional governme

The world's two biggest economies have sought to steady ties after a year that exposed strains over human rights, Taiwan, Tibet and the gaping U.S. trade deficit with China. Chinese President Hu Jintao visited the White Hou

Chinese authorities in Ngaba prefecture have arrested 4 Tibetans including 2 women with alleged links to “banned” writings and “anti-government” articles in 2 book