By Khedroob Thondup For more than four decades, the Tibetan leadership has held to a strategy that Beijing has consistently rejected. The reliance on a framework conceived in the 1980s—anchored in appeals for dialogue and autonomy—has not yielded meaningful negotiations....

Senior Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leader Wang Huning's rare visit to Tibet has signalled Beijing's renewed push to enforce its newly implemented Ethnic Unity and Progress Law, deepen the Sinicisation of Tibetan Buddhism and strengthen security measures across the...

Atiya Mujeeb Jammu, July 25: Himachal Pradesh Governor Shri Kavinder Gupta on Saturday unveiled Beyond the Himalayas: Rediscovering India’s Forgotten Geography, a new book by Jammu-based author, geopolitical analyst and technology professional Bharat Nanda, at a function held in...

Deputy Speaker Khenpo Sonam Tenphel will lead a Tibetan Parliament-in-Exile delegation to New Delhi for advocacy meetings.

Could a law passed in China actually reach you, thousands of miles away? Beijing's new law says yes.

(TibetanReview.net, Jul24’26) – China on Jul 23 highlighted the point that despite the depth of tumult in ties between the two sides since the mid-2020 Galwan Valley clash, India’s position towards it on the Taiwan and Tibet issues had...

Tenzin Nyidon  DHARAMSHALA, July 24: Senior Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leader Wang Huning has called for the full implementation of China’s newly enacted “Ethnic Unity and Progress Law” during a four-day inspection tour of Tibet, while also urging local...

Wang’s visit to Tibet has multiple purposes, including managing the backlash caused by the law and interference with religious affairs, analysts said.