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Engaging in selective hearing

With Dharamshala's foreign policy being shaped almost exclusively by Beijing's hide-and-seek strategy, anticipating its next move can be safely done through a simple r

Border talks: How India plays into China’s hands

Yet another round of India-China border talks is under way in Beijing. The unending and fruitless talks on territorial disputes underscore the eroding utility of this process. It is approaching three decades since China and India

Ties And Troubled Waters

Accepting Tibet and the developments there as China's "internal" affairs has proven a huge misstep that will continue to exact increasing costs. A bold, forward-looking leadership, though, can rectify any past mistake before it becomes too late

India-China Relations: An Indian Perspective

There is a growing perception now that the global economic gravity has shifted to Asia and that India and China, the emerging economic powerhouses in the region, will shape

Why I Was Attacked By Chinese Security Guards – Dr Russel Norman

Green Party co-leader Russel Norman gave a personal explanation of the incident with Chinese government staff on the steps of Parliament last week to Parliament today

Chinese Nitpicking on Tibetan democracy

If one were to go by the recent barrage of official Chinese rhetoric, the elections held by the Central Tibetan Administration are anything but democr

How China manipulates media

The bosses of the People’s Republic of China have recently decided to invest in propaganda (sorry, publicity) to highlight the ‘Chinese Model’ of governance. And Beij

It’s time to put Tibet on G8 agenda

Next week’s G8 summit in Huntsville, Ontario, is a unique opportunity for world leaders to speak with a single, resolute voice in support of the Dalai Lama’s effort to seek a negotiated settlement with the Chinese government

Tibet’s watershed challenge

While Tibet raises a number of controversial questions, one dimension will assume increasing political significance: its water resources. The Tibetan Plateau, known to many as the "Third Pole," is an enormous storehouse of freshwater

Articulation and More

Nineteen ninety-one was a landmark for the Tibetan diaspora. That year 1000 Tibetans left for the US as a part of the Washington's resettlement project for Tibe

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