The relative stability of US-China partnership has continued since 1972 and propelled China to its current position as global power while the constant bickering between the two sides through media channels has been, in the words of Chairman Mao...
(This piece is based on my reflection of a recent discussion about the state of science education in Tibetan schools at a webinar organized by Tibetan Scientific Society. Recording of the full discussion is available at the society’s Facebook...
Tsewang Rigzin* argues that aspects of the ‘Tibetan Policy and Support Act of 2020’ that the US President Donald Trump signed into law on Dec 27 have greater relevance for India than the US and suggests that India too...
by Ngawang Choechen
(TibetanReview.net, Dec26’20)
The Tibetan community in exile is honored that we have many highly respected persons possessing varied experience and willing to serve as the next Sikyong. But it makes us difficult to choose one from the...
by Yangchen Tenzin Nangpa*
(TibetanReview.net, Dec17’20)
As a Tibetan-American living in North America, I want my Chithue candidate to be a mission-driven leader who instills a passion for Tibetan identity and the Tibet cause through zealous advocacy and activism. Among the...
Liem Giok In* suggests that Tibetan youths employ their unique Buddhist heritage to free themselves from the confines of their current preoccupations to aim towards making the world, including China, a better place by shifting focus from nationhood to...
– by Nawang Phuntsog, Professor Emeritus, USA
(TibetanReview.net, Dec04’20)
Supporters of Kasur Ngodup Dongchung (KND), led ably by Mr. Kunga Tashi la, recently organized a timely and productive virtual panel discussion on November 28, 2020. Three invited panelists included Zongkar...
Rinchen Namgyal* argues that given the current prevalence of the Covid-19 pandemic, the upcoming exile Tibetan election need not be a choice between health and democracy and the Tibetan election authority should seriously consider introducing the option of allowing...
Kunsang Tanzin* contends that a constitutional crisis has arisen from the refusal of the Standing Committee of the Tibetan Parliament in Exile to submit to the jurisdiction of the Tibetan judiciary on the latter’s apex body’s recent decision to...
Ben Byrne* wonders whether Tibet before the Chinese invasion took place would have accepted a possible American support with conditions whose full range of consequences could not have been foreseen at that time and whether, if ‘yes’, the Tibetan...
