Sino-Tibet

Opinion piece by Yujian Zhang, a Chinese scholar based in Australia. An age gap of 60 years between two people could enlarge the distance whereas a Sino-Tibetan conversation between an elder and an adolescent sparked ideas. Situated in East Asia, Tibet is the most mysterious region in our contemporary society where the Sino-Tibetan relationship started long before the current conflicts. More

New York: At the invitation of University of Rochester College Republicans, NY, Representative Ngodup Tsering, Office of Tibet, Washington DC and Chinese Liaison officer, Tsultrim Gyatso, participated in an academic program titled 'Tibet Dialogue: The future of Tibet Democracy in Exile' on 21 September. More

New York: The Office of Tibet, Washington DC organised a Sino-Tibetan Youth Interchange event at Tibet House, a block away from Union Square of Manhattan, New York. The six hours long event brought together 15 Tibetan and 45 Chinese youths from Universities around New York. There were students and recent graduates from Columbia University, Syracuse University, Baruch College and Hunter College. More

DHARAMSHALA: The 30th meeting of the Task Force on Sino-Tibetan Dialogue began today at Asia Health Resort in Upper Dharamshala. The three-day meeting, which is being presided by CTA President Dr Lobsang Sangay, will review future prospects of dialogue between envoys of His Holiness the Dalai Lama and Chinese representatives in light of current political situations. More

RIGA, LATVIA: His Holiness the Dalai Lama met with a group of parliamentarians from the three Baltic states. His Holiness thanked the parliamentarians for attending the meeting and spoke on the essentiality of their support. More