October 7, 1950: The Day Tibet Lost Its Freedom
OPINION
China’s Oct 7, 1950, start of the invasion of Tibet changed the geopolitics of Asia and Beijing has now turned the territory into a...
ELECTIONS ’26: Mr Tseten Phuntsok, an Exemplary Chitue Candidate
OPINION
Mr Tseten Phuntsok has a profound understanding of the three pillars of Tibetan democracy, unwavering commitment to the CTA, has consistently demonstrated fearless dedication...
Mt Everest ‘Rising Dragon’ Ad-stunt mocks China’s environment protection claims
OPINION
Shongka* blames China’s double standard in enforcing laws for the now much-criticized ‘Rising Dragon’ fireworks publicity stunt that has created a possibly irreversible environmental...
Fireworks of Occupation: Arc’teryx and Cai Guo-Qiang’s Desecration of Tibet
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
(TibetanReview.net, Sep23’25)
Last week, the Canadian outdoor brand Arc’teryx, now owned by Chinese sportswear giant Anta, joined hands with Chinese artist...
In Occupation’s Shadow, Democracy Becomes Tibet’s Weapon
OPINION
Aritra Banerjee* examines how Tibetans have made democracy and non-violence central to their identity and resistance, contrasting the repression inside Tibet with the democratic...
Securing Tibet’s future: Re-elect the proven leader, Sikyong Penpa Tsering
OPINION
Ahead of the expected start of the process for the exile Tibetan elections next month, Prof Nawang Phuntsog* presents his case for the re-election...