This is the title of a post on the Spirit of the Night blog, translated by CDT. The author is a reporter for China Central Television (CCTV). (The question and answer text is taken from the Chinese Foreign Ministry’s...
Read MoreJoe McDonald of Associated Press reports: A new protest was reported Saturday in the Tibetan capital of Lhasa as diplomats wrapped up a trip organized by Beijing in an effort to blunt criticism of its crackdown on unrest in the...
Read MoreThe New York Times looks at gaps in perception of the Dalai Lama between China and much of the rest of the world: The call for some kind of Chinese-Tibetan talks continues to mount. On Friday, the Dalai Lama, speaking in India,...
Read MoreMr. Wang, a Beijing-based writer, was the organizer of the recent 12-point statement on Tibet by 30 Chinese intellectuals. This article was translated from the Chinese by Princeton University Prof. Perry Link. Published in the...
Read MoreFrom National Public Radio News: As China tightens its grip on Tibet, it is also stepping up controls on monks in other Chinese provinces, forcing them to denounce the Dalai Lama and forbidding them from leaving their...
Read MorePhoto from Chinese government official media, via blog.sohu.com. More Chinese government officially published photos are here.The Economist, the only Western publication with an accredited reporter in Lhasa when riots first...
Read MoreJeremiah Jenne writes on the China Beat blog: In the hours and days following the event, there were several cases of words and especially images misrepresenting what was going on in Tibet. While I don’t think it was necessarily...
Read MoreFrom BBC: Tibetan monks have disrupted a tour by the first foreign journalists to visit Lhasa since protests erupted two weeks ago, witnesses at the scene said. About 30 monks shouted pro-Tibetan slogans and defended the Dalai...
Read MoreJoshua Kurlantzick argues in the New Republic that the Chinese government is cracking down on dissent under the guise of Olympic security. Not only has the government blamed riots in Tibet on the separatist Dalai Lama clique,...
Read MoreWhile discussion of the recent riots in Tibetan areas and their aftermath is being strictly policed on the Internet inside China, a number of Chinese bloggers (many of them living overseas) have started to weigh in. Responses...
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