In a decisive move against foreign influence, the UK House of Commons has ended the unsolicited distribution of China Daily, a Chinese Communist Party–owned newspaper, to Members of Parliament (MPs). The decision follows a formal review prompted by concerns...

In a grave assault on Tibetan religious heritage, Chinese authorities have demolished more than 300 Buddhist stupas and two revered statues in Drakgo (Ch: Luhuo) County, Karze (Ganzi) Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture in the traditional Tibetan province of Kham. The...

In the shadow of the Himalayas lies a land whose spiritual resonance and geopolitical weight have long captivated empires. For China, Tibet is no longer just a frontier—it… The post Tibet: Strategic chessboard in China’s grand design appeared first...

A UK report alleges Chinese students in British universities are pressured by the CCP to spy and silence critical discussion. CSSAs are implicated as CCP extensions. Universities, reliant on Chinese funding, may be censoring research and collaborating on sensitive...

History of Arunachal Pradesh is told in a lucid, anecdotal style through historic milestones which changed the shape of the Northeast. The post Bureaucrat offers a window to Arunachal Pradesh appeared first on The Sunday Guardian.

China is removing Tibetan language as a core subject in Tibet's college entrance exam. This policy, according to the government, aims to improve Tibetans' career prospects, but critics see it as part of a broader effort to assimilate Tibetans...

NEW DELHI: Books, especially on geopolitics, and think-tanks occasionally either contribute, or point to, the thinking of a government or growing tensions. In the backdrop of the current… The post US think-tank envisions a non-communist China, but not independent...

(TibetanReview.net, Aug09’25) – An exhibition on authoritarian governments held in Thailand has been forced to remove materials about Beijing’s treatment of ethnic minorities and Hong Kong at China’s “request”, reported Reuters Aug 9. The move is seen as a...

China's aggressive push to construct the world's largest hydropower dam on the Yarlung Tsangpo is more than a developmental project; it's a strategic weapon in Beijing's escalating water war against South Asia, reports Borderlens.

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