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Elections’26: Endorsement for Tseten Phuntsok – Institutional Credibility, Information Warfare, and the Democratic Stakes Ahead

Tenzin Norzin* presents her case for the election of Mr Tseten Phuntsok as a candidate for the North-South Americas in the preliminary poll to be held on Feb 1, 2026,...

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Elections’26: Why I Am Running for Chithue – A Call to Heal Our Community and Strengthen Our Future**

Kelsang Phuntsok Jungney* dwells on his qualifications as a North and South Americas candidate for election to the...

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When Science Touches a Wound: Be–Nb–Ta Mineralization and Displacement in Nyalam, Southern Tibet

OPINION Taking a recent journal report by Chinese scientists on the discovery and analysis of rare earth minerals near...

Articles

Elections’26: How Smartvote Tibet Can Strengthen Democracy in Exile

OPINION By obliging candidates to disclose their positions and be judged on them, the smartvote Tibet campaign shows at...

Articles

Elections’26: Why I Believe in his heart, his faith, and his leadership: A Personal Endorsement for Tashi Lamsang for 2026 North-South America Member of...

OPINION Tenzin Nordon* believes would-be candidate Tashi Lamsang has what it takes to represent the Tibetan people in North-South Americas...

Advances made in the Spanish lawsuit on genocide and other crimes in Tibet

Opinions

tibetanreview - May 20, 2014

(www.TibetanReview.net, Feb 15, 2008) José Elías Esteve* and Alán Cantos* seeks to reassure that although the crime against humanity lawsuit in the Spanish court against...

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Dalai Lama bereaved by the passing of his youngest brother

tibetanreview - February 19, 2026

Secretary of State Rubio announces Trump Administration’s new envoy for Tibetan issues, with Losar greetings

Gov't & Leaders on Tibet

Tibetan Sikyong urges unity in his Tibetan New Year message

Dharamsala

Asia’s longest zipline to be developed at Naddi, Dharamshala

Dharamsala

New Delhi rejects Ladakh’s statehood demand

Outside Tibet

Rights groups urge pressure on Beijing to free Chinese student who called for Tibet dialogue

Outside Tibet

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