When China talks of peace, India must prepare for war
October 2, 2020Utpal Kumar | 30 September 2020 | Read the news here The more you know about the past, the better prepared you are for the future. —Theodore Roosevelt. Nothing explains this better than the SinoIndian relations. If one wants to know … Continued The post When China talks of peace, India read more →
Big tech firms may be handing Hong Kong user data to China
October 2, 2020Stephanie Kirchgaessner in Washington | The Guardian | Read the news here Big technology companies may already be complying with secret Chinese requests for user information held in Hong Kong and ought to “come clean” about the vulnerability of the data they hold … Continued The post Big tech firms may be handing read more →
How did an NYPD officer from Tibet end up accused of spying for China?
October 1, 2020Source: The Guardian Amanda Holpuch in New York @holpuch Tue 29 Sep 2020 10.00 BST Baimadajie Angwang, accused of ‘reporting on activities of Chinese citizens’, targeted a community center in Queens, stoking divisions in the community For staff of the Tibetan community centre in the New York neighbourhood of Woodside, the read more →
Propaganda War: The undue influence of the Chinese govt over Indian media is a matter of deep concern and requires urgent intervention
October 1, 2020K Bhattacharjee for OpIndia. Read the original article here. The efforts launched by the Chinese government to capture global imagination and shape the narrative about China is an open secret. Towards that end, the Chinese Communist Party has sought to … Continued The post Propaganda War: The undue influence of read more →
‘Xi Jinping Thought’ Now Required Learning For Young Tibetans
October 1, 2020Radio Free Asia. Link to the original article here. In a job sector already marked by limited opportunities, young Tibetans seeking government workers are being required to join the ruling Chinese Communist Party and to closely study the political thought … Continued The post ‘Xi Jinping Thought’ Now Required Learning read more →
China’s new game? Sports complex comes up at gulag site in Tibet Autonomous Region
September 30, 2020Col Vinayak Bhat (Retd) for India Today. Read the original article here. latest satellite images of September indicate that all visible signatures of a concentration camp, that was built in 2011, in Chamdo town of the Tibet Autonomous Region have … Continued The post China’s new game? Sports complex comes read more →
China holds simultaneous military drills in four seas, again
September 30, 2020In a bid to train a combat-ready military force, China holds military drills periodically, but rarely do multiple exercises happen at the same time. Kanishka Sarkar, Hindustan Times. Sep 29, 2020. Read original news here. Beijing: China began five military exercises … Continued The post China holds simultaneous military drills in read more →
To help defuse US-China tensions, Asian states must agree on America’s role in region
September 29, 2020Hugh White | 26 Sep, 2020 | South China Morning Post | Read the original post here In Asia, an old threat to peace is returning. For many decades, it has seemed almost unthinkable that the region’s major powers could again engage … Continued The post To help defuse US-China tensions, Asian read more →
China uproots ethnic minority villages in anti-poverty fight
September 29, 2020By Sam McNeil | AP | September 23, 2020 | Read the original news here CHENGBEI GAN’EN, China — Under a portrait of President Xi Jinping, Ashibusha sits in her freshly painted living room cradling her infant daughter beside a chair labeled a … Continued The post China uproots ethnic minority villages in read more →
Mineral exploitation, forced labour: How China continues to strangle Tibet
September 26, 2020Col Vinayak Bhat Col Vinayak Bhat for India Today. Read the original article here. To reduce the raw material production cost, the Chinese have started using the local Tibetan population in Driru and other parts of Tibet extensively as labour. … Continued The post Mineral exploitation, forced labour: How China read more →