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Dalai Lama Echoes Pope Leo's Call for Peace in Ukraine and Middle East

Dalai Lama officially backed Pope Leo's Palm Sunday peace appeal, urging global leaders to use diplomacy to end conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East.

Across Many Mountains: Memoir of Tibetan Exile Debuts in Tokyo

A Japanese translation of Across Many Mountains, chronicling three generations of Tibetan women’s journey from oppression to exile, recently debuted in Tokyo.

London Office Vows to Strengthen and Promote Tibetan Language and Cultural Identity

The Office of Tibet in London vows to strengthen cultural identity against China's Mandarin mandates by launching new school programs and parent initiatives.

Tibetan president Signs Standardized National Symbols Affirming Historical Status

Central Tibetan Administration signed and standardized its national flag and emblem to reaffirm Tibet's historical status and urge renewed dialogue.

Tibetans Launch Month-Long 'Black Hat March' to Delhi Seeking Freedom

The Tibetan Youth Congress launched a month-long Black Hat March from Dharamshala to New Delhi, protesting Chinese cultural suppression and demanding freedom.

Dalai Lama Praises Historic First Female Archbishop

Dalai Lama congratulated Sarah Mullally on becoming the first female Archbishop of Canterbury, praising women in leadership as a beacon of global hope.

Tibetan President Congratulates Nepal’s New PM Balendra Shah

Tibetan President Penpa Tsering congratulates Balendra Shah on becoming Nepal's youngest Prime Minister, highlighting shared cultural and historical ties.

Chinese Police Besiege Tibetan Monastery, Beat Monk During Funeral

Chinese police besieged a Tibetan monastery during funeral rites, arresting and beating Venerable Ugyen Jangchub amid an intense state security crackdown.

Taiwan Sends Mandarin Teachers to Tibetan Schools in India

Taiwan will send native Mandarin teachers to Tibetan schools in India following a historic educational partnership aimed at empowering the exiled community.

Czech Senate Unanimously Rejects Chinese Control Over Dalai Lama Succession

The Czech Senate unanimously passed a landmark resolution defending Tibet's exclusive right to choose the next Dalai Lama, rejecting Beijing's interference.

US Senators Press New Tibet Envoy for Action

Bipartisan U.S. Senators urge the newly appointed Special Coordinator for Tibetan Issues to aggressively advance American policy and counter China's repression.

Sikyong Urges Global Support to Force China Talks

Tibetan President Penpa Tsering urges global allies to formally recognize Tibet's historical sovereignty, hoping to force China to resume negotiations.

Tibetan Envoy Meets French President Macron at Paris Exhibition

Tibetan Envoy Rigzin Genkhang met French President Emmanuel Macron in Paris. Macron expressed profound respect for the Dalai Lama during the cultural event.

Released Tibetan Monk Faces Failing Health Under Strict Chinese Surveillance

Chinese authorities released a 48-year-old Tibetan monk after six months in detention. He now faces severe health issues and strict ongoing surveillance.

Freedom House 2026 Report Ranks Tibet as World's Least Free Region

Freedom House's 2026 report ranks Tibet as the world's least free region with a score of zero, citing severe CCP repression and forced assimilation policies.

European Parliament Honors Dalai Lama With Global Compassion Conference

The European Parliament hosted a conference in Brussels honoring the Dalai Lama's legacy, focusing on integrating active compassion into global public policy.

Deepzang: China's New Tibetan AI Drives State Propaganda

China recently launched Deepzang, a new Tibetan AI model. While marketed for cultural preservation, it acts as a propaganda tool enforcing state narratives.

Nepal Blocks Tibetan Lama, Probes Book Burning After Chinese Complaints

Nepal blocks a Tibetan spiritual leader and investigates the burning of President Xi's books at a local college following diplomatic pressure from China.

Tibetan Monk Reportedly Tortured to Death in Chinese Custody

A 25-year-old Tibetan monk was reportedly tortured to death in Chinese custody. His tragic death highlights a broader crackdown on Tibetan Buddhist culture.

Australia and New Zealand Raise Alarms Over Tibet Human Rights

Australia and New Zealand voice deep concerns over the erosion of religious and cultural freedoms in Tibet during the 2026 ANZMIN ministerial talks in Canberra.

Race Begins: Final Candidates Set for the 18th Tibetan Parliament-in-Exile

The Election Commission in Dharamshala has officially announced the final candidates for the 18th Tibetan Parliament-in-Exile ahead of the April elections.

Australia Leads Global Push with Landmark Parliamentary Motion on Tibet

Australia's Parliament passed a landmark cross-party motion condemning human rights abuses in Tibet and opposing interference in the Dalai Lama's succession.

European Towns Hoist Tibetan Flags to Mark 67th Uprising Anniversary

Over 760 municipalities across France, Belgium, and Luxembourg hoisted the Tibetan flag on March 10 to mark the 67th anniversary of the historic uprising.

China Passes Sweeping Law Mandating Assimilation of Tibetans

China's new Ethnic Unity and Progress Law legally mandates the forced assimilation of Tibetans and all minorities, ending past eras of regional autonomy.

Bipartisan US Lawmakers Press Trump Administration to Prioritize Tibet

A bipartisan group of US House lawmakers is urging the Trump administration to prioritize the Tibet-China dispute and defend the Dalai Lama's succession rights.

'Hope Crumbles Walls': German MP Gifts Berlin Wall Fragment to Inspire Tibetans

German MP Michael Brand gifted a Berlin Wall fragment to Tibetan leaders at the 67th Uprising Day commemoration, sharing a message of hope for Tibet.

Indian Support Groups Honor Dalai Lama With 'Jewel of Compassion'

Indian Tibet Support Groups gathered in Dharamshala to offer long-life prayers for the Dalai Lama's 90th birthday, presenting him the Jewel of Compassion.

New Delhi Police Detain Tibetans Protesting at Chinese Embassy

Indian police detained Tibetan activists protesting outside the Chinese Embassy in New Delhi to mark the 67th anniversary of the Tibetan National Uprising.

CTA Marks 67th Tibetan Uprising Day With Global Lawmakers

The Central Tibetan Administration marked the 67th Tibetan Uprising Day in Dharamshala. Global lawmakers joined to condemn China and demand justice for Tibet.

Czech Officials Climb Highest Peak in Solidarity with Tibet

Dozens of Czech lawmakers and supporters scaled Mount Sněžka to raise the Tibetan flag, honoring the 67th anniversary of the 1959 uprising against Beijing.