China Conducts Dalai Lama Pictures-raid at Top Monastery Outside Tibet Autonomous Region
October 24, 2025-by Tibetan Review, 23 October 2025 (TibetanReview.net, Oct22’25) – Chinese authorities recently launched a surprise raid in the biggest Tibetan Buddhist monastery and surrounding religious places and villages in Sangchu (Chinese: Xiahe) County of Gansu province with a specific agenda to confiscate pictures of Tibet’s exiled spiritual leader, the Dalai read more →
From Monastery To Machine: China’s Cultural War On Tibetan Faith And Identity Explained
October 9, 2025Tibet is not merely a political issue—it is a living culture under siege. China’s interference in Tibetan Buddhism, exemplified by its installation of a state-sanctioned Panchen Lama and the distortion of sacred ceremonies for political gain, is a deliberate act of cultural genocide. -By Rahul Sinha for Zee News In read more →
Tibet Reborn – A Unique Refugee Saga
August 30, 2025HOW A VISIONARY DALAI LAMA CREATED AN UNBELIEVABLE HISTORY IN EXILE -By VIJAY KRANTI What makes the Dalai Lama and his fellow Tibetan refugees stand tall as a community among a host of other refugee groups across the world today is their remarkable success in reviving their national identity despite read more →
The Tibetan Buddhist Reincarnation System and China’s Political Weaponization
August 23, 2025Chinese emperors, especially those of the Manchu-led Qing Dynasty, recognized that control over Tibetan Buddhism offered a powerful form of soft power. By leveraging religious authority, they could exert indirect political influence over Buddhist populations beyond China’s borders. -by Dr. Tsering Dolma Although there are immense numbers of individual tulkus read more →
From Loot to Legacy: Rethinking “Tibetan Art” in Western Museums
August 20, 2025
-By Thupten Kelsang for Museum of Modern Art, 16 July 2025 Debates around the ownership of cultural heritage and decolonizing museums have become increasingly visible and polarizing in the public domain, leading to attempts to redefine the term “museum” itself.1 It is evident that large-scale Imperial looting campaigns such as the “Sack read more →
China to restrict Tibetan language in region’s college entrance exam
August 8, 2025-by Financial Times China to restrict Tibetan language in region’s college entrance exam China plans to exclude Tibetan as a core subject from the national college entrance exam for the majority of students in the autonomous region, a senior official has said, raising concerns over the future of the language. read more →
China’s Hydropower Project on Yarlung Tsangpo Threatens Tibet’s Fragile Ecosystem and Regional Stability
August 7, 2025-by Dechen Palmo (a research fellow at the Tibet Policy Institute), for Institute for Security and Development Policy On July 19, China announced the commencement of the construction of what is set to become the world’s largest hydropower project on the lower reaches of the Yarlung Tsangpo in Nyingtri (Ch: Nyingchi), Tibet. read more →
China’s Strategy to Escalate Water War Over Tibet’s River
August 5, 2025China’s mega-dam on the Yarlung Tsangpo near Arunachal Pradesh threatens India, Bhutan, and Bangladesh with altered water flow and geopolitical risks, potentially turning water into a strategic weapon. -By Tsewang Dorji Jeshong & Kalsang Dolma for Borderlens, 2 August 2025 China’s building of a mega-dam in the lower region of read more →
The Dalai Lama may Outlive China’s Communist Regime, Hopes Tsering
August 2, 2025-by Shishir Arya -Nagpur: Penpa Tsering, Sikyong (prime minister) of the Central Tibetan Administration (CTA), told TOI in Nagpur on Thursday that he hopes that the Dalai Lama may outlive the communist regime in China. The Dalai Lama, on the eve of his 90th birthday had said in McLeodganj earlier this month read more →
Choosing the Next Dalai Lama: Sectarian and Geopolitical Dimensions of Incarnate Successionism in Tibetan Buddhism
August 2, 2025-by Joshua Snider SYNOPSIS This article explores the complex process of selecting the next Dalai Lama, examining internal sectarian dynamics within Tibetan Buddhism and external geopolitical pressures, especially from China and India. It highlights the risks of politicising religious succession and the evolving role of Tibetan leadership in exile. COMMENTARY read more →