(TibetanReview.net, Sep12’26) – A day ahead of the much-ballyhooed arrival in New Delhi of Chinese President Xi Jinping for the BRICS summit, scheduled to be held over Sep 12-13, police took into custody five activists of Students for a...

Institutions are bypassed not because they have failed, but because they are inconvenient to leaders who prefer to negotiate leader-to-leader, unencumbered by process. Canadian PM Mark Carney said as… The post World’s disorder is quietly demanding its return to institutionalism...

(TibetanReview.net, Sep12’26) – A book on the Dalai Lama, described as a major work that was over 20 years in the works, was launched at the Constitution Club of India in New Delhi on Sep 10 evening, ahead of...

India cannot trust China, not because of paranoia, but because of a demonstrable pattern of aggression, expansionism, and disregard for agreements. India’s relationship with China is one of the… The post Why India cannot trust China appeared first on The...

India on Saturday handed over the first consignment of components for a 70-metre Bailey bridge to Nepal’s Road Division in Hetauda, marking a significant step in restoring vital connectivity disrupted by the devastating Bhote Koshi- Trishuli flash floods last...

By Khedroob Thondup Introduction. India’s relationship with China is one of the most consequential in Asia, shaping the future of regional security, trade, and diplomacy. Yet trust between the two nations has remained elusive. From the 1962 war to...

(TibetanReview.net, Sep11’26) – “Freedom of speech” and “truth” are no defence when China charges citizens for “spreading rumours” online. Anything not reported by the state media or officially announced is either “state secret” or “rumour”, warranting instant punishment. And...

(TibetanReview.net, Sep11’26) – Tibetans staged a protest rally in the local area of their Samyeling community in Delhi on Sep 11, the eve of Chinese President Xi Jinping’s arrival for the 18th BRICS summit in the Indian capital. China had...

NEW DELHI — At 7:32 am local time, four activists from Students for a Free Tibet (SFT) unfurled two banners reading “Xi Jinping = Genocide” and “Tibet is Facing Ecocide: Free Tibet” alongside a Tibetan National Flag near Bharat...

September 11, 2026 The International Campaign for Tibet is now accepting applications for the Rowell Fund for Tibet’s 2027 grant cycle. This fund supports Tibetans who can make a significant impact in their communities or reach an international audience...