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Why China is not a 'neutral observer' as India, Pakistan wrangle over Indus Waters Treaty

Analyst Pintu Kumar Mahla claims any intervention by Beijing over the Indus Waters Treaty risks stirring up regional tension

Dalai Lama’s 90th celebrated in France amid growing global resistance to China’s Tibet crackdown

In a show of support for Tibetan identity, the Tibetan Association of Toulouse, France, in collaboration with Nalanda Monastery and the Vajra Yogini Institute, organized a grand celebration on July 6 to mark the 90th birthday of 14th Dalai...

8th CTA-Level Science, Mathematics, & Environment Exhibition Commences at Upper TCV in Presence of Education Kalon

Dharamshala: The 8th CTA-level Science, Mathematics, and Environment Exhibition commenced on 17 July 2025 at TCV Upper School. The event was inaugurated by Kalon (Minister) Tharlam Dolma of the Department of Education (DoE), who was accompanied by Additional Secretary...

Norman Baker’s “Give War A Chance” – A Politician-Turned-Musician with Something to Say

Tsering Passang British politician-turned-singer Norman Baker may not be the first name that comes to mind when you think of protest songs or live pub gigs — but perhaps it should be. His track “Give War A Chance” is...

Oxford University Press halts publication of China-sponsored journal after years of outrage

Oxford University Press will no longer publish Forensic Sciences Research after 2025

CCP’s Former Tibet Party Chief Gets Death Sentence with Reprieve for $47.8M Corruption

By Tenzin Chokyi DHARAMSALA, 17 June: Wu Yingjie, China’s former party head of the so-called Tibet Autonomous Region(TAR) in occupied Tibet, has been sentenced to death with a two-year reprieve by a Chinese court in a bribery case totalling...

The Trainings of the Three Types of Persons

The resident teacher at the Tibetan Buddhist Learning Center gives a timeless teaching on developing the perfections and generating compassion. The post The Trainings of the Three Types of Persons appeared first on Tricycle: The Buddhist Review.

Sikyong Penpa Tsering Updates Tibetans on Key Initiatives of the 16th Kashag in Canberra

Dharamshala: Upon his arrival in Canberra on 15 July, Sikyong Penpa Tsering was warmly received by Yeshi Choedon, President of the Canberra Tibetan Community Inc., former staff of the Central Tibetan Administration, and local Tibetan residents. That afternoon, Sikyong...

Nepal’s southern plain go dry mid-monsoon, throws life out of gear worrying locals and farmers

A severe drought in Nepal's Madhesh province has dried up water sources, affecting farming and daily life. Only 36% of paddy fields are planted. The government is using fire engines to deliver water. Locals face acute water shortages, and...

The Two Holinesses: The Dalai Lama, Pope Leo, and China

Two different spiritual leaders share a passion for freedom of religion or belief and a common problem: the Chinese persecution of believers. The post The Two Holinesses: The Dalai Lama, Pope Leo, and China first appeared on Bitter Winter.