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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 therefore in broad daylight, and asks whether this does not dilute...

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A Flame That Does Not Go Out: Remembering Loga Rangzen and Thupten Ngodup

To Palden Gyal* this article is a personal and deeply moving reflection that links the self-immolations of Loga...

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Tibet Remains ‘Tibet’ Despite Tibet-Splittist Xi Jinping’s ‘Xizang’ Dicta

OPINION Tenzing Chhodak* is amused that China can’t avoid using the name “Tibet” despite having supposedly made it a...

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Knowledge as Hegemony: What the Cancellation of the IATS Conference Reveals

OPINION In the backdrop of the recent cancellation of the International Association for Tibetan Studies (IATS) conference, which was...

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Who Gets to Choose the Next Dalai Lama? A Sacred Tradition Caught in a Political Tug-of-War

OPINION Ashu Maan* examines the escalating dispute between the exiled Dalai Lama’s Gaden Phodrang Trust and the Chinese government...

Beijing’s talk offer beggars sincerity

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tibetanreview - May 20, 2014

By Pema Thinley (www.TibetanReview.net, May 3, 2008) The indifferent suddenness and the casualness of the manner in which China sounded out an intention to “have...

China, a prisoner of its Tibet policy

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tibetanreview - May 20, 2014

By Pema Thinley www.TibetanReview.net, Mar 31'08 China did its best to conceal its violent suppression of the monk-led demonstrations in Lhasa which provoked riots across the...

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

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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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A Flame That Does Not Go Out: Remembering Loga Rangzen and Thupten Ngodup

Tibet Remains ‘Tibet’ Despite Tibet-Splittist Xi Jinping’s ‘Xizang’ Dicta

Knowledge as Hegemony: What the Cancellation of the IATS Conference Reveals

Who Gets to Choose the Next Dalai Lama? A Sacred Tradition Caught in a Political Tug-of-War

China aiming for the world’s AI systems being trained on its propaganda data

China says ‘Taksing’ in Arunachal border is its ‘Taxin’ in ‘Zangnan’, calls incursion allegations a hype

China criticizes everyone but itself for Lobga Rangen’s protest self-immolation

A Flame That Does Not Go Out: Remembering Loga Rangzen and Thupten Ngodup

China says India-Tibet border is ‘generally stable’, does not deny increased military activities there