Brahma Chellaney, Hindustan Times|April 14, 2015
The hype over Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s China visit next month is likely to obscure the underlying strategic dissonance and tensions between the world’s two most populous countries on issues extending from land and water to geopolitical aims.
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[dalailama.com] Tokyo, Japan 12 April 2015: The weather was bright once more today and, being a Sunday morning, the
Read moreTetsuo Kogure, The Asahi Shimbun | April 9, 2015
GIFU–Even though he is forced to live in exile, the Dalai Lama had words of praise for China’s current leadership and its aggressive attempts at reform, and said he is willing to continue dialogue with Beijing on autonomy.
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[dalailama.com] Gifu, Japan, April 8, 2015: In addition to several private audiences this morning, His Holiness the Dalai Lama gave an interview to Japanese journalists, Tetsuo Kogure and Kentaro Isomura of the Asahi Shimbun newspaper and Maki Osanai of Live Viewing Japan.
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Dzongsar Jamyang Khyentse, The Huffington Post | April 6, 2015 India and Nepal gave the world one of its most
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[dalailama.com] Tokyo, Japan, 5 April 2015 – Despite light drizzle and a grey sky, today began on a bright note with His Holiness the Dalai Lama’s visit to the newly relocated Liaison Office of his Representative for East-Asia.
Read moreK.J.M. Varma, PTI | March 31, 2015
India’s proposal to re-establish a mission in the sensitive Tibetan capital Lhasa did not get a favourable response
India is set to open its third consulate in China in the southwestern city of Chengdu after its proposal to re-establish a mission in the sensitive Tibetan capital of Lhasa which was closed down during the 1962 war did not get a favourable response.
Read moreDr Lobsang Sangay, TIME | March 30, 2015
Since 1959, when the current Dalai Lama escaped from Tibet, his tireless efforts for freedom for Tibetans and peace in the world have irked and outraged the Chinese Communist Party.
Read moreBy MICHAEL BUCKLEY, The New York Times | MARCH 30, 2015
NEW DELHI — CHINA has more than 26,000 large dams, more than the rest of the world combined. They feed its insatiable demand for energy and supply water for mining, manufacturing and agriculture.
Read moreDHARAMSALA, Mar 30: A court in China’s mainly Muslim Xinjiang region has sentenced a man to six years in prison for “provoking trouble” and growing a beard, a practise discouraged by local authorities, a newspaper reported Sunday.
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