September 22, 2026 A recent Chinese state-media report shows Tibetan children in the eastern Tibetan town of Dartsedo (Chinese: Kangding), Garzê Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture in Sichuan province being subjected to a five-day training program combining instruction on “school rules...

(TibetanReview.net, Sep22’26) – Almost all Tibetans in the Tibetan settlements in the state of Odisha who had registered to vote in Indian government elections have seen their names removed from the voters’ list under the Election Commission of India’s...

(TibetanReview.net, Sep22’26) – After being put under investigation in January and removed ​from the state Central Military Commission (CMC) in late August, China has now expelled two top military leaders Zhang Youxia and Liu ​Zhenli from the Communist Party...

China has appointed Hu Changsheng as the new Communist Party secretary of Tibet, replacing Wang Junzheng in a regional leadership reshuffle ahead of a key party meeting and the next national Communist Party Congress

Tenzin Nyidon  DHARAMSHALA, Sept. 22: The future of Gangjong Development Finance Private Limited, a banking system introduced by the Dr. Lobsang Sangya presidency, remained under discussion on the sixth day of the 18th Tibetan Parliament in Exile on Tuesday,...

Tenzin Nyidon  DHARAMSHALA, Sept. 22: Tibetan-American entrepreneur and climate investor Tenzin Seldon has successfully raised $63 million for the inaugural fund of Pulse Fund, a climate-focused venture capital firm investing in early-stage companies working across energy, infrastructure, food and...

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Beijing has appointed a new party chief in Tibet as the Communist Party shuffles regional leaders ahead of its 21st national congress. Hu Changsheng, 62, will serve as the party secretary of Tibet autonomous region, leaving his post as...

A group of Tibetan students has turned their reflections on the self-immolation of Lobga Rangzen into a visual tribute, with 31 artworks going on public display at an exhibition in McLeod Ganj here.