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Tibet beyond the Dalai Lama and the question of who speaks for its people

OPINION While the bill before the US Congress on Assuring the Future of Tibet Act (AFTA) of 2026 – should it become law – will not settle the Sino-Tibetan dispute,...
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The Reckoning Deferred: Tibet’s Succession Question

OPINION Dr Yashwant Singh* argues that the issue concerning the recognition of the reincarnation of the current Dalai Lama,...
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A Remarkable Child Who Connected Nepal to the Buddhist World

Nepal honoured Bhrikuti, Bhelsa Tritsun in Tibetan, who was married to Tibet’s 33rd Yarlung Dynasty King Songtsen Gampo,...
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Why the Official Policy of the Tibetan Government-in-Exile Can Only Be the ‘Middle Way’

OPINION Bembya Mitruev* argues that the middle way policy, “the only sustainable official policy of the Central Tibetan Administration”,...
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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...
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Tibet issue hit by global economic crisis?

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By Pema Thinley (TibetanReview.net Mar09'09) China has again closed Tibet to foreigners and deployed extra troops there on a massive scale without any acknowledgement either of...

Cherish the Tibetan People

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Prof Siddiq Wahid* argues that the Dalai Lama’s considerable climb-down in his position on resolving the Tibet issue has both served to expose the...

Beijing’s talk offer beggars sincerity

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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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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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(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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