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Exclusive: TPI interviews President of EESC regarding Tibet crisis

Dharamshala: Elected as the new president of the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) on 17 April 2013, Mr Henri Malosse – a French national with a vocal stance on Tibet, has an enormous role to play in the European political field. Set to adopt a strong stance on Tibet.

Last Updated on Wednesday, 15 May 2013 01:00
 
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World Governments Urged to Press China to End Crisis in Tibet

Dharamshala: - A 3-day emergency meeting of the international Tibet Support Groups (TSG) concluded in Dharamshala, India with an urgent appeal to the international community to press the Chinese government to find a lasting and mutually-agreeable solution to the problem of Tibet.

Last Updated on Monday, 19 November 2012 13:33
 
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Power of Truth Is Stronger Than Guns: His Holiness Told NBC

New York: - The spiritual leader of Tibet, His Holiness the Dalai Lama was interviewed by NBC's Ann Curry during his October 2012 Visit to Syracuse, New York, USA. The interview was originally broadcast on 11 October. Excerpts:
 
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Taiwanese Students Tell TPI News About Their Visit To Dharamshala

Dharamshala:- On July 30, students from different Taiwanese universities sat down with Tibet Post International (TPI) to share their experiences and views about their two week visit to India.

Last Updated on Monday, 06 August 2012 13:16
 
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All Must Work Together for Tibet's Struggle for Freedom: Tashi

Dharamshala: The TPI reporter in Taipei, taking advantage of the Tashi Tsering's presence Taiwan after his tour of United States, United Kingdom etc interviewed the man who is firmly rooted for the Tibetan Cause.

Last Updated on Wednesday, 20 June 2012 14:29
 

Interview with Lobsang Tharchen, Political prisoner

Dharamshala: Lobsang Tharchen is a gentle Buddhist monk who lives in Dharamshala, northern India. He resides in a small room with basic amenities: a kettle, a pot, a bed and a TV. A small window looks out onto a functional concrete courtyard.

Last Updated on Thursday, 30 August 2012 19:40
 
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Massive mineral exploitation in Tibet caused recent mining disaster

Massive mineral exploitation in Tibet caused recent mining disaster

Dharamshala: - The environmental researchers ...

Chamdo conference will be of little help to Tibetans

Chamdo conference will be of little help to Tibetans

Next year, in the eastern Tibetan city of Cha...

UK University recognised for commitment to Tibetan students

UK University recognised for commitment to Tibetan students

Dharamshala: - The London Metropolitan Univer...

British NGO seeks Tibetan work placements for skilled graduates

British NGO seeks Tibetan work placements for skilled graduates

Dharam shala : A British NGO is seeking Tibetan ...

Tibet Festival to be organised in Brighton, United Kingdom

Tibet Festival to be organised in Brighton, United Kingdom

Dharamshala: - The Tibet Society, in partners...

Prominent Italian artist to organise Tibet pavilion in Venice

Prominent Italian artist to organise Tibet pavilion in Venice

Dharamshala: - Ruggero Maggi, a well-known It...

Landslide in Gyama Mine, Tibet: natural or man-made?

Landslide in Gyama Mine, Tibet: natural or man-made?

Dharamshala: - The tragic incident of landsli...

Tibetan Parliamentary Delegation Meets Top State Officials in Kerala

Tibetan Parliamentary Delegation Meets Top State Officials in Kerala

Dharamshala: - The South Zone Tibetan Parliam...

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