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# China has signalled it would meet envoys of the Dalai Lama in coming days, following weeks of calls from world leaders for talks in the aftermath of anti-Chinese riots in Tibet.
# While Beijing’s tone since March’s riots has been aggressively...
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India has taken extra security measures to guarantee the success of the Olympic torch relay here, the country’s Home Ministry said on Thursday.
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# Support for an independent Tibet and boycott of Olympic Games is growing.
# China so far has done their level best to portray itself in the positive light; however,...
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Why are we asking this now?
Dozens of people have died in mass protests against Chinese rule in Tibet. Protestors on the streets of Lhasa set fire to Chinese...
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The world is watching. That’s how the international reaction to the simmering protests in Tibet can be best described. The uproar has reared its head in...
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# Violent protests in Lhasa as Buddhist monks and other ethnic Tibetans clashed with Chinese security forces puts the dragon in jeopardy like never before.
# The...
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# Tibetan issue is with the Chinese government, not the Indian government, so Indian Govt. should not intervene.
# Indian Govt. should not interfere. These...
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