China eyes creation of global rail leader
China is considering merging its two dominant state-owned railway equipment producers to lead a high-speed rail export drive, in a move that would create the world’s largest com
Chinese military receives funding backing
A prominent Chinese economist has called for a steep rise in the country’s defence spending, an appeal likely to reinforce US concerns about the pace of China’s mili
China ready for flood of hydropower
WITH 2020 clean-energy targets to meet, China is set to accelerate the building of hydroelectric dams, reversing a long halt caused by environmental concerns and the social uphea
Tibetan Parliament appeals Dalai Lama not to retire
In a memorandum submitted to the exiled Tibetan leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama, the parliament of the Tibetans in exile has asked him not to retire – semi or fully, from the Tibetan leadership role
TWA releases book on Tibet’s water and music video on Tibetan nomad
Today, The Women’s Environment and Development Desk (WEDD) of Tibetan Women’s Association (TWA) is releasing a digital version of a book on Tibet’s water, now made available on
His Holiness talks to Chinese activists and rights lawyer through video-conference
Tibetan leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama sat in front of a MacBook Pro and talked with noted Chinese civil rights activist Teng Biao and prominent Human Rights lawy
Rise of Tibetan soft power
Tibetan ‘soft power’ has ensured that we are going to see a continued rise in Tibetan nationalistic aspirations along with the flourishing of Tibetan culture and civilizatio