Tibetan Occupiers China appoint a new governor according to state news agency Xinhua
China has appointed a new governor of Tibet, one of the country's most politically sensitive regions, state news agency Xinhua reported on Sunday. A thirty-five-year veteran of the Communist Party, Qi Zhala, 58, has also served as the region's Communist Party...
Shameful Swiss limit Tibetan protest against visit by despotic Chinese president Xi Jinping
Swiss authorities say a planned protest by pro-Tibetan groups against Xi Jinping must end before his arrival in Bern on Sunday, in a bid to avoid the kind of confrontation that marked the last visit by a Chinese president 18 years ago. Members of Switzerland's Tibetan...
Outgoing US ambassador to the EU warns of Untrustworthy Trump backing EU breakup
US ambassador warns of Trump backing EU breakup, clearly with a view in his contorted mind to consolidate trade and jobs in the USA at the expense of the EU. Is this a man the UK could trust to work with on trade post any Brexit deal? Well, Trump is shaping up as an...
Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong under police protection after failed assault in Taiwan
TAIPEI: Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong was under police protection in Taiwan after a failed assault attempt by a pro-China protester on Saturday (Jan 7), local media reported. Wong, along with Hong Kong legislators Nathan Law, Eddie Chu, and Edward Yiu, was attending...
China to set up gravitational wave telescopes in Occupied Tibet
Construction has started for the first telescope, code-named Ngari No.1, 30 km south of Shiquanhe town in Ngari Prefecture. China is working to set up the world’s highest altitude gravitational wave telescopes in Tibet, a country that they have illegally invaded and...
Taiwan President reiterates that Taiwan stands firm against Beijing pressure
By Stephanie Chao -- President Tsai Ing-wen restated the nation's refusal to buckle under pressure from mainland China when meeting with a U.S. delegation over cross-strait issues on Thursday. In a closed-door meeting in the Presidential Office, Tsai stressed the...
Taiwan President Tsai embarks on her Central American visit, U.S. stopovers
TAIPEI, Taiwan -- President Tsai Ing-wen began her second overseas visit since taking office in May 2016, a trip that will take her to four of Taiwan's Central American allies, as well as two U.S. cities, where she will have stopovers. The goal of the trip, according...
Tibetans in China Defy Warnings, Support The Kalachakra
Defying warnings by authorities, Tibetans living in northwest China’s Qinghai province are privately engaging in religious observances coinciding with a major Buddhist gathering in India led by exiled spiritual leader the Dalai Lama, sources in the region say. Chinese...
To Deal With Putin, First Know His Goals
Russian President Vladimir Putin is on a roll. The catalogue of his alarming moves is well-known: Aggression in Ukraine, interference in Syria on the side of President Bashar al-Assad, stepped-up intelligence efforts that may include a hybrid operation to discredit...
Tibetans in anguish as Chinese mines pollute their sacred grasslands
JIAJIKA, CHINA — High in western China’s Sichuan province, in the shadow of holy mountains, the Liqi River flows through a lush, grassy valley dotted with grazing yaks, small Tibetan villages and a Buddhist temple. But there’s poison here. A large lithium mine not...
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