“Even Silence Burns”: Days after March 10, 1959—the horrific invasion of Tibet by China
Paying homage to the people in Tibet today whose culture, language, and identity have been suppressed after China’s invasion of their homeland, Meadon Lhamo*...
The War for Tibet’s Story: Reclaiming Identity in an Age of Algorithmic Occupation
OPINION
Aritra Banerjee* examines Beijing’s cognitive-warfare strategy in Tibet through the lens of strategic communication, drawing on Dr Neville Bolt’s formulation of “the continual calibration of...
His Eminence Samdhong Rinpoche: An Educator Extraordinaire
Professor Nawang Phuntsog* firmly believes that celebrating November 5th as Tibetan National Teacher's Day is one way to honor His Eminence Samdhong Rinpoche's exceptional...
Beyond Faith and Formula: The Dalai Lama’s Scientific Renaissance
Tenzin Jigmey* dwells on the role the Dalai Lama has played as a global mediator, guiding both scientists and contemplatives toward a more holistic vision...
Elections’26: The Case for Sikyong Penpa Tsering’s re-election
OPINION
Mr Tenzin Norbu* presents his case for the re-election of Mr Penpa Tsering as the Sikyong in the 2026 Tibetan general elections, noting that...
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...