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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

China shoots self on foot for remarks on Sarkozy-Lama meeting

The outburst of criticisms by China against France’s president meeting with the exiled Tibetan leader during the latter’s recent European tour seems more like a self-inflicting injury than a warning shot by China

Taiwan: If only our president were more like Sarkozy

Ignoring Chinese complaints, French President Nicolas Sarkozy met the Dalai Lama in Poland last Saturday. Sarkozy was also the first sitting president of the EU to meet the spiritual leader

Our deadly ‘dark visitors’

The motives of Chinese hackers usually include commercial and military intelligence gathering and the setting up of sleeper spies in the computer networks ready fo

Taiwan should welcome Dalai Lama’s visit

Taiwan citizens can express their support for the Tibetan people and a visit by their exiled leader by attending a "Tibet Freedom Concert in Taipei" on Wednesday at the Da An Forest Park, Taipei to mark the 60th anniversary

Secularism could be our Solution!

Tibetans have always valued education. When Tibet was free, education was imparted mainly in the three great monasteries of Tibet, Sera, Drepung and Ganden. Only when one joined a monastery or a nunnery, could he or she hope to become a person of letters. Scholars and intellectuals were mostly confined to the monasteries, and

He Has Got It Wrong

In the end, China was right. It is all about the Dalai Lama. Following a week-long "special meeting" to discuss the future of the Tibetan movement, delegates from various points in the Tibetan exile world agreed, more or less, to

Tibet’s Generation Gap is no Gulf

The attention of the world turned to Dharamsala last week when nearly 600 Tibetan delegates, as representatives of the six million Tibetans in Tibet and in exile, converged in this hill town to discuss the future of our struggle. This meeting was

Making the Meeting Special

When His Holiness recently declared that he was losing faith in the Chinese government, almost every one went crazy. Our exile-government offices rolled out press releases

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