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Opinions

From Pomaia to Italy: The Story Behind Nomads Tibet

Elia Mantovan* says he founded Nomads Tibet, which serves Tibetan momos at festivals, cultural events and public gatherings throughout Italy, as a way to open Tibet and its culture,...

Two Struggles

OPINION While the Tibetan people’s struggle for freedom is patent and grabs global attention, the one to preserve their...

The Living Flame of Tibet

OPINION While the Middle Way approach of seeking autonomy under Chinese sovereignty remains the official policy today, conditions can...

Facts on Record: The Second Fact-Finding Delegation, 1980

OPINION After witnessing a video commentary on the second fact-finding delegation sent by His Holiness the Dalai Lama which...

As I Saw It: Why a daytime candlelight vigil?

OPINION Palden Sonam* is piqued by the phenomenon of candlelight vigils being held when the sun is still up, and...
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HEROD IN TIBET: Massacre of the innocents

On the 30th anniversary of a small but unprecedented, trend-setting demonstration on Sep 27, 1987 by a handful of monks of Sera Monastery in...

Opinion: The RIC triangle and Tibet’s political Aspiration

It was the state of strife, strain and harmony among the giant neighbours Russia, China and India through the vicissitudes of time in recent...

Internal Politics could incapacitate Tibetan Cause

By NgawangTenpa The internal squabble between the two the arguably most prominent members within the community of the Central Tibetan Administration has seen numerous exchanges...

Tibetan Diaspora: A Study of Citizenship and Identity

The growing trend over the last several years among a section of Tibetan youngsters to legally assert their Indian citizenship has given rise to...

Opinion: ‘A truly exceptional man’

Elie Wiesel, Barbara Walters, Bono, William F. Buckley, Jr., David Suzuki, Jesse Helms, Piers Morgan, Alice Waters and others remember first meetings with the Dalai...

‘Irreparable loss of a professor who opened Tibetan sources to western scholars’

Professor Elliot Sperling (January 4, 1951 – January 29, 2017) (TibetanReview.net, Feb11, 2017) – The Tibetan Parliament in Exile on Feb 8 called the death...
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