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China Wants Ladakh, Sikkim, Arunachal, Bhutan, Nepal: Tibet Leader
The Quint| 27 June 2020| Read original news here “India has faced more tensions after recognising Tibet as a part of China,” says Dr Lobsang Sangay, President of the Central Tibetan Administration also known as the Tibetan government-in-exile. Amidst the military … Continued The post China Wants Ladakh, Sikkim, Arunachal, Bhutan, read more →
CCP Moves Against Mongolian Language in Inner Mongolia
Mongolian identity and culture are being slowly and silently attacked in what Mongols prefer to call Southern Mongolia. The world needs to pay attention. by Massimo Introvigne| BitterWinter| 28 June 2020| Read the original article here An aobao (heap of stones) testifies … Continued The post CCP Moves Against Mongolian Language in read more →
It’s all about taming the Dragon
Giridhar Mamidi for PGURUS. Read the original article here. The overall growth of China as a nation and as an economy has propelled it as the most important and indispensable core of the supply-chain mechanics and logistics to the entire … Continued The post It’s all about taming the Dragon read more →
Dalai Lama on his life during the pandemic, the protests and the idea of meeting President Trump
CBS News| 23 June 2020| View the full interview here The Dalai Lama, the world’s most important Buddhist leader, is approaching his 85th birthday. After more than 60 years of spiritual guidance, he talks with Ramy Inocencio about his life during … Continued The post Dalai Lama on his life during read more →
Senators demand Trudeau place sanctions on China for human rights violations
Sam Edwards, The Post Millennial. 25 June 2020. Read original news here. Senators are calling on the Trudeau government to force sanctions on Chinese officials due to China’s restricted freedoms in Hong Kong, its treatment of Muslim minorities and the arrests … Continued The post Senators demand Trudeau place sanctions on read more →
From Tibet to Galwan: 70 Years of Sino-India Twisted Ties
Behind the fresh LAC, faceoff in the seven-decade-old fraught history dominated by dragon’s menacing advances and territorial ambitions. A video of a family throwing their television from their balcony as a sign of protest against China is making rounds on social … Continued The post From Tibet to Galwan: 70 Years read more →
Senators call for Magnitsky Act sanctions on Chinese officials to punish ‘tyrannical behaviour’
John Paul Tasker| CBC News| 24 June 2020| Read the original article here More than a dozen senators — including several appointed by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau — are calling on the federal government to impose sanctions on Chinese officials for “gross violations of human … Continued The post Senators call for Magnitsky Act sanctions read more →
China occupies Rui village of Nepal and annexes it to Tibet: Report
OpIndia| 22 June 2020| Read original news here While the landlocked country of Nepal has been at loggerheads with India over the supposed encroachment of regions such as Kalapani, Lipulekh, and Limpiyadhura, China has reportedly occupied the Rui village in Gorkha district … Continued The post China occupies Rui village of Nepal read more →
China Leverages Tibetan Plateau’s Water Wealth
Brahma Chellaney| Georgetown Journal of International Affairs| June 16, 2020| Read original article here While the international attention remains on China’s recidivist activities in the disputed waters of the South China Sea, where it continues to incrementally expand its strategic footprint, Beijing is … Continued The post China Leverages Tibetan Plateau’s Water Wealth read more →
India suspends three China business deals as border tensions rise
CNN| 23 June 2020| Read original news here New Delhi/Hong Kong (CNN Business)Authorities in India are hitting pause on more than $600 million in deals with Chinese companies in the wake of a deadly border clash with China. Officials in the western … Continued The post India suspends three China business deals read more →
‘Make Tibet a peace zone, border issue will be over’
Anirban Bhaumik, DHNS, 22 June 2020| Read original article here Lobsang Sangay, a Fulbright Scholar and an alumnus of the Harvard Law School, was elected as head of the Tibetan Government-in-Exile (TGiE) – formally known as Central Tibetan Administration–in 2011 and … Continued The post ‘Make Tibet a peace zone, border read more →
Tibetan govt in exile warns of Chinese expansionist policy in the region; says Beijing buying elites in Nepal
WION| 22 June 2020| Read the original article here The Tibetan government in exile has warned that the region faces bleak future under Chinese expansionist policy. Speaking to WION’s principal diplomatic correspondent Siddhant Sibbal, President of the Tibetan government in … Continued The post Tibetan govt in exile warns of read more →
Army changes weapon rules along Line of Actual Control after Ladakh Clash
Under previous rules of engagement – agreements signed in 1996 and 2005 – neither side opens fire on the other and no blasting explosives or firearms are used within two kilometres of either side of the LAC All India, Edited by Chandrashekar … Continued The post Army changes weapon rules along Line read more →
“Rogue Actor” China Escalated Border Tension With India, Says US
Published on NDTV| PTI| 20 June 2020| Read the original article here Launching a scathing attack on the Chinese government, US Secretary of State Mike Mike Pompeo said the Chinese Communist Party wants to undo all the progress the free … Continued The post “Rogue Actor” China Escalated Border Tension read more →
China warns Taiwan against harbouring Hong Kong ‘rioters’
Aljazeera| 20 June 2020| Read original news here The Chinese government has warned Taiwan against offering protection to “rioters” from Hong Kong as international criticism grew of Beijing’s move to impose a controversial security law that bans separatism and foreign … Continued The post China warns Taiwan against harbouring Hong read more →