California, USA: - Communists believe that religion is poison, as Mao Zedong himself told the spiritual leader of Tibet,His Holiness the Dalai Lama, sometime between 1954 and 1955. But to us Tibetans, religion is the soul and foundation of our lives.
Tibetan Freedom and the 'Day After': The Tibetan Political Review
Amherst, MA USA: Although the revolution in Libya is no longer in the headlines, that country’s attempt to move from dictatorship to democracy holds important lessons for Tibet. The first is that political change can come quickly and unexpectedly, especially in an autocratic regime that relies on brute force.
Has the Dragon Swallowed South Africa Yet?
Montreal:- The majority of pro-Tibetan politicians in South Africa are either in the opposition party or have some other vested interest. Elsewhere, many world leaders use the Dalai Lama's limelight or the Tibet issue to show off their own ethical values.
An Analysis on New Nominations of Tibetan Cabinet Ministers
G20 Needs to Tell Hu to Extinguish the Flames by Bringing freedom to Tibet and China
Why China Must Rise to Challenge of Tibetan Democracy
Sydney: - His Holiness the Dalai Lama decided in March this year to step down as the political leader of Tibet and focus on religious affairs, thus bringing to a close four centuries of governmental tradition.