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Sikyong Says Gandhi’s Non-Violence Remains Relevant to Tibetan Struggle
By Tenzin Chokyi
DHARAMSALA, 2 Oct: Sikyong (President) Penpa Tsering on Friday said Gandhi’s legacy of non-violence remains deeply relevant to the Tibetan struggle, describing him as a global example of resolving conflicts without violence.
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Tibetan Buddhist Leader Choktrul Dorje Ten Missing Nine Months After Detention
By Tenzin Chokyi
DHARAMSALA, 22 Sept: The whereabouts and well-being of prominent Tibetan Buddhist leader and educator Choktrul Dorje Ten remain unknown more than nine months after his arbitrary detention by Chinese authorities, despite seven formal appeals submitted by his family members and students seeking information about his condition, according to the International Campaign for Tibet (ICT).
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US Delegation Sees No Specific Chinese Response to Tibet-China Dialogue Push
By Tenzin Chokyi
DHARAMSALA, 30 Sept: A bipartisan US congressional delegation has seen no specific response from Beijing to Washington’s efforts to encourage dialogue between the Chinese government and representatives of the Tibetan people, Congressman Brian Mast said Wednesday.
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How Washington Sold Out Tibet After Nixon’s China Gamble
By Khedroob Thondup
When Richard Nixon stepped off the plane in Beijing in 1972, the world hailed it as a masterstroke of diplomacy. The United States, locked in Cold War rivalry with the Soviet Union, had opened a new channel with Mao Zedong’s China. Yet for Tibetans, that handshake marked the beginning of a long betrayal. Tibet was quietly sacrificed on the altar of geopolitics, and successive U.S. administrations have continued the pattern—choosing silence over principle, accommodation over advocacy.
