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Vulture collapse fuels the stray dog, disease and wildlife crises
The disappearance of vultures triggered a chain reaction now threatening public health, biodiversity, and conservation policy across India. The post Vulture collapse fuels the stray dog, disease and wildlife crises appeared first on The Sunday Guardian.
Desecrated Peaks: Tibet’s Sacred Lands Under Illegal Chinese Occupation
Much before they were turned into instruments of control, Tibet’s mountains were once places of refuge and faith. The year 2026 marks the 150th birth anniversary of the… The post Desecrated Peaks: Tibet’s Sacred Lands Under Illegal Chinese Occupation...
From caveman to greenland: The hunger that never left
From 1945 to today, consumption drives war beneath peace globally. The post From caveman to greenland: The hunger that never left appeared first on The Sunday Guardian.
How Indira Gandhi became Prime Minister in a turbulent January six decades ago
Indira Gandhi was sworn in on January 24. January 24, 1966, is also the anniversary of the crash of a Paris-bound Air India flight which killed the father of India’s nuclear programme, Dr Homi J. Bhabha. The post How...
Canada Between Empires: Carney, China and the price of Strategic Autonomy
Carney’s Beijing visit was neither a pivot nor a betrayal. It was a hedge, undertaken in full view of its risks. The new world order Carney described is not one Canada would have chosen. But it is the one...
From Liberation to Occupation on Tibet: The Myth of the 1951 Peaceful Union
China’s official narrative on Tibet, arguing its 1951 integration was occupation, not reunification, built on selective history and power. The post From Liberation to Occupation on Tibet: The Myth of the 1951 Peaceful Union appeared first on The Sunday...
On Police Day, World Ignores CCP’s Tibetan and Uyghur Prisons
Every year, China celebrates Police Day with great fanfare, touting its advances in law enforcement and technology. The post On Police Day, World Ignores CCP’s Tibetan and Uyghur Prisons appeared first on The Sunday Guardian.
China’s Mega Dams Threaten Water Security of Downstream Nations
New Delhi: China’s vast South-to-North Water Diversion Project (SNWDP), the largest hydraulic engineering venture ever attempted, along with its relentless dam construction across the Tibetan Plateau, is reshaping… The post China’s Mega Dams Threaten Water Security of Downstream Nations...
How China Silenced Its Frontiers: Tibet and the Death of Promised Autonomy
Tibet is one of the clearest cases of how China’s frontier regions lost the autonomy they were once expected to have. For decades before 1950, The post How China Silenced Its Frontiers: Tibet and the Death of Promised Autonomy...
How CCP is ‘assimilating’ Inner Mongolia
The most decisive tool of assimilation has been language policy. Mongolian-medium education has been systematically dismantled, replaced with Mandarin instruction. The post How CCP is ‘assimilating’ Inner Mongolia appeared first on The Sunday Guardian.
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