Parliamentarians from Australia, New Zealand, and Fiji visit Dharamshala to meet the Dalai Lama and mark the 36th anniversary of his Nobel Peace Prize.

Chinese authorities detain Tibetan educator Chogtrul Dorje Tenzin and shut down the Minthang Ethnic Vocational School, pressuring students into state schools.

Dalai Lama's office mandates Protected Area Permits for foreigners and advance registration for all devotees visiting Mundgod this December.

Dalai Lama launches "Forest Resources in India," a new book advocating for sustainable governance, community participation, and nature conservation.

Richard Gere discusses his new documentary Wisdom of Happiness and addresses his 1993 Oscar ban, highlighting the Dalai Lama's enduring message of compassion.

HP Revenue Minister Jagat Singh Negi and MLA Harish Janathan met the Dalai Lama in Dharamshala on Dec 2, reaffirming strong state ties with the Tibetan community.

CM Pema Khandu led a Tawang conference honoring the 6th Dalai Lama, urging a revival of his overlooked cultural and literary legacy in the Himalayas.

Indian citizen Tashi Thondup was detained and deported from Shanghai airport after Chinese officials racially profiled him for having "Tibetan facial features."

A CTA delegation invited Himachal CM Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu to be Chief Guest at the Dalai Lama's 36th Nobel Peace Prize anniversary on December 10.

15 nations led by the US issued a joint UN statement condemning China's human rights abuses in Tibet, including forced labor and cultural repression.

Congress leader Manish Sareen urges HP CM Sukhu to repurpose the failing Central School for Tibetans in Dalhousie into a new regional university campus.

Kanlho Party Secretary He Moubao orders strict sinicization of Tibetan Buddhism at Labrang Monastery, mandating political loyalty and socialist integration.

ICT urges Macron to raise Tibet human rights, the detention of student Zhang Yadi, and dialogue with the Dalai Lama during his December 2025 state visit to China.

Dalai Lama expresses grief over Asia's deadly storms, offering prayers for victims in Sri Lanka, Indonesia, and Vietnam as the death toll surpasses 900.

Phuntsok Topgyal detailed rights abuses in Tibet at the 18th UN Minority Forum, citing mass expulsions at Larung Gar and custodial deaths of leaders.

Tibet Times reports Chinese officials burned Tibetan prayer flags in Chik Dril County, citing fire hazards, prompting strong local dissatisfaction.

Prague Declaration backs Tibetans’ right to choose the next Dalai Lama, echoing Sikyong Penpa Tsering’s call to safeguard Tibetan religious freedom.

Canberra Tibetans protest Zhao Leji’s visit and call on Foreign Minister Penny Wong to raise Tibet and ongoing human rights concerns.

China increases Tibetan and Uyghur radio broadcasts as U.S.-supported services shrink, raising concerns about growing state control of information.

Sikyong Penpa Tsering mourns Senator Jean François Humbert, praising his long support for Tibet and offering condolences to his family.

Tibetan activists in Paris protest for the 46th time, urging the Guimet Museum to restore the name Tibet and stop erasing Tibetan identity.

US lawmakers at a CECC hearing urged stronger consequences for China’s actions in Tibet, as witnesses highlighted repression and called for increased international pressure.

Indian author Dinesh Shahra launched two books on the Dalai Lama in Shimla, praising His Holiness’s message of peace and calling compassion his guiding purpose.

Kaydor Aukatsang called for mandatory Tibetan and English debates in the 2026 CTA election, saying they are essential for transparency and stronger exile democracy.

The Dalai Lama wrote to Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar to congratulate his election victory, thanking him for his longstanding friendship and support.

Tibetan activist Jamyang Tenzin completed his seventh and final solo-cycle rally today in Dharamsala, calling on Tibetan youth to remain committed to advocacy and unity.

Three Canadian MPs called for 2025 to be the “Year of Compassion” and voiced strong support for Tibet during Tibet Day on the Hill in Ottawa.

Richard Gere joined Canadian MPs for Tibet Day on the Hill, urging support for compassion, Tibetan self-determination, and a peaceful resolution to the Sino-Tibetan conflict.

A new ICT report says Tibet is a geopolitical pivot of Asia and urges governments to prioritize Tibet to counter China’s abuses and protect regional stability.

At the launch of a new Hindi biography of the Dalai Lama, senior BJP leader Murali Manohar Joshi praised Tibetan resilience and declared that “Tibet will rise again.”