Tibet Autonomy

August 9, 2026

China/Human Rights/World

China’s State-Backed Panchen Lama Urged to Advance ‘Sinicization’ in Tibet

The Chinese government-installed “11th Panchen Lama”, Gyaltsen Norbu, met Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR) Party Secretary Wang Junzheng on August 3, with the meeting focusing on political loyalty, national unity, religious policy and

China/United States/World

US-China Clash Deepens Over Tibet as Washington Reaffirms Support for Tibetan Rights

China has accused the United States of supporting Tibetan independence after Washington reiterated its support for the Tibetan people’s right to preserve their culture and identity and called for renewed dialogue to resolve the long-running Sino-Tibetan dispute. The dispute intensified

July 11, 2026

US Supports Strengthening India-Tibet Relations

A Tibet festival began on 3 September at the India International Centre, New Delhi, to celebrate its rich Buddhist heritage, culture, and identity. The

China’s State-Backed Panchen Lama Urged to Advance ‘Sinicization’ in Tibet

August 9, 2026

China/Human Rights/World

The Chinese government-installed “11th Panchen Lama”, Gyaltsen Norbu, met Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR) Party Secretary Wang Junzheng on August 3, with the meeting focusing on political loyalty, national unity, religious policy and

US-China Clash Deepens Over Tibet as Washington Reaffirms Support for Tibetan Rights

July 11, 2026

China/United States/World

China has accused the United States of supporting Tibetan independence after Washington reiterated its support for the Tibetan people’s right to preserve their culture and identity and called for renewed dialogue to

US Supports Strengthening India-Tibet Relations

September 4, 2024

A Tibet festival began on 3 September at the India International Centre, New Delhi, to celebrate its rich Buddhist heritage, culture, and identity. The Sikyong (head) of the Central Tibetan Administration, Penpa

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