OPINION
FEBRUARY 25, 2023
While finding the right balance between maintaining alive a minority culture through education in the minority language and the need for education in the national language is not easy to find as it is, in the case...
OPINION
Ideologically, there can be no middle way between Tibetan nationalism and the Communist Party of China’s Marxism, as the latter’s sine qua non is to destroy the former, contends Ben Byrne*
(TibetanReview.net, Feb02’23)
In 1973 Chinese Premier Zhou Enlai told Canadian...
Anthony Avice Du Buisson says the continued existence of Tibetans and their independence movement undermines the PRC’s narrative of an ethno-nationalist Chinese statehood – the creation of a homogenous Chinese Civilizational state encapsulated by President Xi Jinping's vision of...
Prof Nawang Phuntsog* observes that while the rhetorical gyrations in the autonomy versus independence debate over the past decades have only generated more heat than light, the middle way approach is innovative, visionary, inclusive, and revolutionary with a path...
DECEMBER 24, 2022
Phuntsog Wangyal* asks Tibetans not to be mesmerized by the subterfuge of false hopes held out by the United Front Work Department, Communist China’s “magic weapon” for hoodwinking others, which he sees as underlying the middle way...
John Billington* says he remains unconvinced of the viability of the exile Tibetans’ middle way approach for resolving the issue of Tibet, despite his best efforts to make a sense of it – including with a meeting with His...
Luo Zongyu* retraces his life’s journey from the Tiananmen Squares protest of 1989 through travels to Tibet and contacts with Tibetans and Chinese democracy activists, which resulted in him becoming an advocate for independence for Tibet – which forced...
While China claims that Tibet has been part of China since ancient times and speaks of having only liberated it, peacefully, Dr Gyal Lo* finds, based on the yardstick of an internationally accepted academic discourse, that its rule there...
(TibetanReview.net, Sep10’22)
After decades of being refugees I realize that we’ve become unused to giving towards our own interests. We’ve gotten too used to foreign aid and personal sponsors. Well, no foreign aid or sponsor is going to help us...
(TibetanReview.net, Aug21’22)
Tibetan Review is giving you a time to tune out the news, for a second, so that you can settle in with a good book.
We asked our Tibetan exile icons, thinkers and changemakers from novelist, journalist, filmmaker, academician,...
