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Who Hacked Bi Hua’s Computer?

After days of wondering why Bi Hua was abruptly removed from a key Tibet post in the United Front, I was struck by Hong Kong media reports attributing the unceremonious dismissal

An Open Letter from a Han Chinese to Dalai Lama

I have to tell you that my impression of you in my childhood and youth was that you were a flayer of human skin, a demon who picked flesh from human bones. From this point alone, you have probably guessed that I am Han Chinese. Indeed, I grew up within the

15-point Agenda for Rangzen

During a Public Talk entitled "Rangzen: When, How and Why?" held recently in Dharamsala, I was asked by the Tibetan Youth Congress (TYC), the organizer of the event,

THE TIBETAN RESOLUTION

Freedom First: The Tibetans recently took a major decision in their 60-year freedom struggle by re-adopting Independence as the alternate goal of the freedom struggle. The decision taken at the "Special Meeting" called by

Tibet: The Hidden Facts

Tibet was the prize, remains a prize and unfortunately, the Chinese are sitting there because It can generate 250,000 MWe of electricity. China's Ministry of Land and Resources has announced monumental new resource discoveries all across Tibet

China and India diverging

This year is ending with some troubling signs of future instability in Asia, as two of the most powerful states are increasingly at odds with each other. China's lack of support to India in the aftermath of the Mumbai terror attacks and

Losing Lhasa

Last month, in a unique display of direct democracy, Tibetans from all over the world gathered in the Indian hill town of Dharamsala, home of the Dalai Lama and many other exiled Tibetans, to debate Tibet's future. For days, monks,

Dharamsala Diary:The Year of the Shoe-Olympics

Dharamsala Diary has learned while ago that Chinese scholars had started sometime back to put their heads together at the fag end of every year to give it a name. 2007 was the year

Western Nations Unaware of ‘Red Infiltration’

Today in Beijing, anyone holding a banner that says “Free Tibet” will be arrested within a few minutes. Yet the communist “red wave” is being spread in Western countries without raising an eyebrow.

Anniversaries offer Beijing little to celebrate

A PSB officer told BusinessDay last week: "Next year will be the anniversaries of Tibet, Falun Gong and Tiananmen. It's going to be much more tense than anything we saw this year. It's not just me, everyone thinks so

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