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Tibetan Buddhism

July 29, 2026
Human Rights/News

China Intensifies Focus on International Tibet Seminar in Nepal

China’s reported efforts to influence an international seminar on Tibetan studies in Nepal have attracted growing attention after researchers from the Tibet Policy Institute (TPI), a think tank of the Central Tibetan

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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 Sikyong (head) of the Central Tibetan Administration, Penpa Tshering, will preside over various activities to highlight

September 4, 2024

China Intensifies Focus on International Tibet Seminar in Nepal

July 29, 2026
Human Rights/News

China’s reported efforts to influence an international seminar on Tibetan studies in Nepal have attracted growing attention after researchers from the Tibet Policy Institute (TPI), a think tank of the Central Tibetan

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US Supports Strengthening India-Tibet Relations

September 4, 2024
Columns

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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