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Tibet - Page 4

September 6, 2026
Business

China Searches for Hundreds Missing After Border Mudslide

About 20 Chinese rescue workers in bright orange protective clothing operated excavators, shovels and ground-penetrating radar detectors on Sunday as recovery teams searched for hundreds of people still missing after a tsunami-like

Columns/Geopolitics

China’s Secrets in Tibet

For decades, the Tibetan Autonomous Region (TAR) has appeared to defy the logic of conventional public finance. Its revenues remain far below its expenditure, while Beijing continues to channel enormous sums into infrastructure, security and development. Yet the apparent imbalance

September 4, 2026

The Tibetan Plateau Is Becoming a Disaster Multiplier

Diplomacy/Geopolitics

The disaster that struck the Nepal-China border on August 26 has forced scientists to reconsider how high-mountain hazards are assessed. What began with the

Hundreds of Foreigners Missing After Tibet Disaster

China/World

Chinese authorities said on Sunday that 261 foreign citizens were missing following last week’s deadly floods along the border between Tibet and Nepal, providing

Tibet Story: Concerted efforts turn “forgotten village” into memorable ecotourism hub

August 12, 2023
China

(Xinhua) — Sonam Palden is with an axe again almost 50 years after he quit his job as a lumberjack. But this time, it is for the better protection of the forest.

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China’s Territorial Greed – Threat to World Peace?

April 30, 2023
Uncategorized

Since 1980s, in the last four decades, China has recorded  spectacular growth in the industrial and economic front.  Several multinational companies have invested several billion dollar  in China to set up projects

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