Chinese officials secretly sentenced Tibetan monk Dhargye to 7 years in prison for praying to the Dalai Lama, exposing severe religious suppression in Tibet.

Indian scholars and Tibetan leaders held a closed-door roundtable in Dharamshala to address regional security threats and evolving Indo-Pacific geopolitics.

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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