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The Legacy of the White Paper Protests

Click to expand Image A protester writes "dignity" in English and Chinese in a show of solidarity with the White Paper protest in China at the University of Washington in Seattle, December 4, 2022. © 2022 Chin Hei Leung/SOPA...

Swiss Tibetans staged own event after being removed from annual Bern light show for ‘political’ reason

(TibetanReview.net, Nov23’25) – A group of Swiss-Tibetan activists staged their own light show on Nov 22 evening at an event in the Swiss Capital Bern and used Tibetan flags to draw attention to the oppression of Tibet by China,...

US state moves to enforce $24 billion Covid judgment against China

(TibetanReview.net, Nov23’25) – The US state of Missouri will try to seize assets owned by China to collect a $24 billion default judgment it had won earlier this year in its case that accused the Chinese Communist Party-state of...

Dalai Lama Earns First Grammy Nomination at 90 for Spoken-Word Album

His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama has earned his first-ever Grammy nomination at the age of 90, marking a historic moment for Tibetans worldwide. The spoken-word album, Meditations: The Reflections of His Holiness the Dalai Lama, has been nominated...

Canadian MPs call for 2025 to be declared ‘Year of Compassion’ as Parliament reaffirms support for Tibet and Dalai Lama

MPs Karim Bardeesy, Alexis Brunelle-Duceppe, and James Maloney delivered statements in the House of Commons, highlighting the Dalai Lama's message of compassion and advocating for Tibet's rights.

UK’s Labour gov’t to approve controversial Chinese ‘super embassy’ ahead of PM Starmer’s Beijing visit?

(TibetanReview.net, Nov22’25) – Despite strong domestic opposition, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer is set to approve plans for a controversial new Chinese “super embassy” in the heart of London ahead of his proposed visit to Beijing in the new...

Tibet will never be Xizang

Renaming is a classic tool of colonization. By calling Tibet Xizang, Beijing seeks to fold Tibet into the cartography of ‘China proper,’ stripping away its distinctiveness. The post Tibet will never be Xizang appeared first on The Sunday Guardian.

Kaydor Aukatsang urges debates as CTA election campaign heats up

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

Global outrage deepens as China’s crimes against Uyghurs exposed worldwide

The week began in Berlin, where the WUC and Campaign for Uyghurs hosted the International Uyghur Women's Dialogue from 14-15 November.

Govt identifies 62 chronic traffic choke points in Delhi worsening city’s air

Manjinder Singh Sirsa said short-term interventions have already begun at several sites, with medium- and long-term structural upgrades to follow