Interviews

By Ajaj Ashraf, Scroll.in | May 23, 2015

Dr Lobsang Sangay talks about Beijing’s repression of Tibet and Modi’s recent visit to China.

Prime Minister of the Tibetan government-in-exile Dr Lobsang Sangay was educated at Delhi University and Harvard Law School. In an email interview, he speaks of how discussions about Tibet were absent in the media coverage of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent visit to China and Beijing’s policy of repression.

Srinivasan Ramani, The Hindu | April 2, 2015

On the eve of the 65th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and India on April 1, 1950, the Chinese Ambassador to India, Le Yucheng, in written answers provided to a set of questions posed by Srinivasan Ramani, emphasised the need for a renewal of China-India ties in tune with the realities of the 21st century.

By Matt Adler, Culturally Curious | January 20, 2015

Ever since I was a teenager, I’ve taken an interest in Tibet. As a high schooler, I was a member of Students for a Free Tibet and last year, I participated in the International Campaign for Tibet’s lobby day in D.C. As a Jew, I feel great solidarity with the Tibetan people- a people displaced from their land and striving to maintain their culture both at home and in their Diaspora.

Ian Johnson, The New York Review of Books| August 7, 2014 In recent months, China has been beset by growing

By Joyce Lau, The New York Times | May 25, 2014 The shopkeeper at the small Hong Kong bookstore recognized

On April 1st, 2014, Chinese President Xi Jinping visited the city of Bruges in Belgium. Just before the arrival of

The Diplomat speaks with the prime minister of Tibetans in exile.

By Anuradha Sharma, The Diplomat | April 7, 2014

The Economic Times | March 29, 2014

The 17th Karmapa (head of the Karma Kagyu School, one of the four main schools of Tibetan Buddhism), Ogyen Trinley Dorjee, in exile in India since the age of 14 from 2000.