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A Year after China Quashed Revolt, Tibetans Simmer with Resentment (Updated)
In the run-up to the anniversary of last year’s riots in Lhasa, and the 60th anniversary of the failed Tibetan uprising, tensions are rising in Tibetan areas. McClatchy Newspapers reports from eastern Qinghai:On the cusp of the first anniversary of a mass revolt on the Tibetan Plateau that marked the worst ethnic unrest in China in nearly two decades, many Tibetans still seethe at living underFebruary 19, 2009 7:19 PM
Dalai Lama Called for Focus on Climate, not Politics, in Tibet
According to the Wikileaks cables, as reported by the Guardian, the Dalai suggested to U.S. diplomats that discussions over
China Seizes On a Dark Chapter for Tibet
The New York Times revisits the history of the British in Gyantse, Tibet and looks at how the government is trying to shape
August 10, 2010 2:27 AM
China Warns Obama not to Meet Dalai Lama
Already upset over the the Obama administration’s planned arms sale to Taiwan, Beijing has warned President Obama against
February 1, 2010 10:38 PM
- Course Correction
- Wang Xiaodong (王小东): It’s Up to the West to F...
- Obama Officials Meet Dalai Lama in India
- Robert Barnett: A Way out of Tibet’s Mo...
- Ian Buruma: China’s Burden
- Pico Iyer: ‘A Hell on Earth’
- Dialogue on Tibet: Past, Present and Future
- Tibet Atrocities Dot Official China History
- China Sees Separatist Threats
- Did Britain Just Sell Tibet?
- China Tightening Control in Tibet Region, Exi...
- The Next Tibetan Uprising?
- Who Owns Tibet?
- Dalai Lama Says He Has Given up on China Talk...
- Tibet’s Long Shadow
- Fraying at the Edges
- Jonathan Mirsky: Tibet’s Conundrum
- Amnesty Says Many Detained by China after Tib...
