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Chinese web users frequently refer to the "50 cent army", rumoured to be a group of freelance propagandists who post pro-Communist Party entries on blogs and websites, posing as ordinary members of the public

China's top leadership on Friday kicked off a meeting to focus on the country's handover of power in 2012 and the nation's next five-year plan.

Hackers in China have stolen secrets on South Korea's defence and foreign affairs by using bogus emails claiming to come from Seoul officials and diplomats, the intelligence agency said Friday

In addition to extending its rail service from Lhasa to Nepal, China also plans to expand its rail line to Nyangtri, a city located right on the border of Arunachal Pradesh

Prime Minister of Tibet's government in exile Prof Samdhong Rinpoche has said that the the next round of talks, tenth in the series held since 2002, could possibly take place in

His Holiness the Dalai Lama on Thursday interacted with a group of Chinese students from different academic institutions in the US, taking up wide-range of issues ranging from why the People's Republic of China should become a respon

The mainland media's call for political reform is gathering steam, with several national and provincial newspapers joining the campaign. The latest calls for change come ahead of tomorrow's Communist Party plenary session and follow high-profile statements by Premier

Centuries ago, a king whose city was about to be attacked decided the only thing he could do to save it was to order the gates be flung open. He then told the attacking

On his second day of program in California, His Holiness spent the morning on October 13, 2010 at the San Jose State University Event Center to bestow the Amitabha Initiation at the request of the Geden Shoeling Center. In the afternoon, His

The event began with speeches from the Presidents of RTYC-WI, RTYC-MN, and Wisconsin's Tibetan Association Secretary. Wisconsin's seven executive board members took a