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China tests Nepal's loyalty over Tibet
Nepal is caught in a tug-of-war between India and China that threatens to tear it apart. The big picture is dominated by the rivalry of Asia's two great rising powers; but how and why that rivalry plays out in Nepal has a lot to do with the Tibetan issue and China's anxiety over the potential for increasingly militant Tibetan emigres in Nepal and India to cause problems for Beijing.
China rounding up dissidents ahead of leadership change
BEIJING: China has arrested another dissident on subversion charges, the third in a deepening security crackdown , his family said on Wednesday, while a Chinese-Australian writer who had disappeared in China contacted friends and said he was sick.
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Police in Derge on hunt for 3 Tibetan protesters
Dharamsala April 2 – Chinese authorities in Derge County in Kardze “Tibet Autonomous Prefecture” have taken into custody and imposed penalty on family members of three Tibetan youth who are absconding after putting up posters and leaflets calling for Tibet’s independence, reported the Radio Free Asia.
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Dalai Lama Warns About Impact Of Melting Glaciers In Tibet
India should seriously consider the melting glaciers in the Tibetan plateau, as millions of Indians rely on the water that comes from this region, says the Dalai Lama.
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Solidarity Rally for 21 year old Phuntsok, Monk at Kirti Monastery in Ngaba County Tibet
Wednesday, 30th of March 2011, about 250 Tibetans and sympathizer gathered in Zurich commemorating the late monch Phuntsok Jaru Tsang.
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TYC raps China over accusation of terrorist outfit
Dharamshala, March 31: Tibetan Youth Congress, single largest NGO based here on Thursday, slammed China over accusation in a recent article that described the organization as a “terrorist” group.
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VOA Tibetan Service Anniversary
This month, the Voice of America Tibetan Service is marking its twentieth anniversary. The broadcasts began in March 1991 to meet the need of the Tibetan population for uncensored news and information about events in their own area, in the rest of China, and around the world.