Mail Online | September 8, 2015
The enormous square outside Potala Palace in Lhasa, Tibet, became the setting of a parade that thousands attended earlier today.
Read moreJayadeva Ranade, The New Indian Express | September 3, 2015
At its Sixth Tibet Work Forum held in Beijing over the weekend on August 25-26, China unequivocally emphasised the importance of security, stability and the struggle against ‘separatism.’
Read moreBy Abhishek Madhukar, Reuters, 1 September 2015
Tibet’s leadership in exile said on Tuesday its mountain homeland was occupied by China and called for more autonomy, days after Chinese President Xi Jinping vowed an unceasing fight against “separatism” by the Dalai Lama and his followers.
Read more[ANI] HONGKONG, Sep 1: Its been more than 50 years since China established complete control over Tibet and in this period China has institutionalised a system of two policies – one for the Chinese people and another for the Tibetans.
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Jamil Anderlini, The Financial Times | August 31, 2015
As Chinese stocks plummeted on “Black Monday”, triggering waves of panicked selling around the globe, China’s leaders seemed strangely unperturbed.
Read moreANI | August 29, 2015
The establishment of the People’s Republic of China in 1949 led to efforts to greatly expand agricultural production in China.
Read moreBen Blanchard, Reuters | August 26, 2015
China will wage an unceasing fight against separatism in its restive mountainous region of Tibet, President Xi Jinping said, as the government repeated it would never accept exiled Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama’s genuine autonomy proposals.
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[PTI] BEIJING, Aug 24: In a move that will have strategic ramifications for India, China will soon deploy three more unmanned radars in Tibet in addition to the one already installed there to strengthen air surveillance in the Himalayan region along the Indian border.
Read moreBethany Allen-Ebrahimian, Foreign Policy | August 24, 2015
Global commodities, oil prices, the Fed — state media will blame anything but China for the recent dive in global stock prices.
On Aug. 24, following two months of extreme market volatility, the Shanghai Composite Index, China’s benchmark stock index, fell 8.5 percent, its biggest drop since 2007.
Read moreThe Times | August 23, 2015
By the point Dongtuk arrived, the physique was gone. A pack of matches lay on the bottom, the one signal of the horror that had taken place. Dongtuk picked them up and fingered them.
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