News

The 10th Working Committee Meeting (WCM) of The Tibetan Women's Association began today at Ram Park’s Forest auditorium here. The opening ceremony was attended as

His Holiness the Dalai Lama will visit Toronto, Canada in October this year. The Tibetan leader who turned 75 last week will inaugurate the newly built

When Chinese authorities sent in paramilitary troops to quash Tibetan unrest just months before the Beijing Olympics in 2008, one University of Waterloo instructor rallied her students to “work together to fight with Canadian media” who reported

When Chinese authorities sent in paramilitary troops to quash Tibetan unrest just months before the Beijing Olympics in 2008, one University of Waterloo instructor rallied her students to “work together to fight with Canadian media” who reported

German Chancellor Angela Merkel was received earlier today with military honors by the Chinese Prime Minister Wen Jiabao in Beijing. Merkel is on the second leg of a tour

China is bringing development to Tibet, changing it, trying to make it modern, but some Tibetans are worried that their region's unique identity is being ero

Tibet activist and Hollywood’s most famous Buddhist, Richard Gere, will be shooting for his next movie in Leh, Ladakh, next month, according to a media report

The 17th Gyalwang Karmapa Ogyen Trinley Dorjee has been denied permission by the Indian government to travel to the United States, his aides have told the Indo Asian News Service. The young head of

China's aim was to convince us that things are back to normal after the serious unrest that erupted across the Tibetan plateau just before the Olympics in 2008, and that the money

England's newly elected Prime Minister Cameron has stated that the British Foreign Secretary, William Hague who is currently on his maiden official visit to China had raised the Tibetan