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Villagers and Tibetans preserve dying fish as Dharamshala’s Dal Lake dries up
Dharamsala’s Dal Lake has dried up; residents of the Naddi area, as well as a huge number of Tibetans, congregated at the lake to help conserve endangered fish. Local resident Naresh Kumar said that the lake used to be full of water all year. PWD officials, on the other hand, dug up the lakebed with…
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Only CNG and electric vehicles will be allowed into Delhi From November 27th.
In an effort to prevent the city’s air quality from deteriorating further, the Delhi government announced on Wednesday that starting November 27, only CNG and electric vehicles will be permitted to enter the city. The rest of the vehicles would be prohibited from entering until December 3, according to state environment minister Gopal Rai. He…
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CCP uses parliamentarians to spread Beijing’s narrative on Tibet in Italy.
According to a recent report on CCP influence organizations and their operations in Italy, disseminating “new Tibet” is a primary area of focus for Beijing’s efforts to co-opt Italian lawmakers and politicians, among other things.
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Despite assurances of employment, Tibetan graduates are unable to find job.
With Han Chinese saturating the labor market and public-sector jobs mostly out of reach, Tibetan university graduates are finding it difficult to find work in Tibet’s capital, Lhasa. Authorities’ promises to develop more opportunities for Tibetan graduates have gone unfulfilled in recent years.
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China’s Interpol nominee faces worldwide resistance
In the face of mounting opposition from international politicians and human rights organizations, China is defending the candidacy of a top public security official for Interpol’s executive committee, fearing that his election will put thousands of Chinese political dissidents overseas in danger. Hu Binchen, an Interpol officer, is one of three candidates running for two…
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Canada in talks over a possible boycott of the Olympics.
In the wake of the recent disappearance of Chinese tennis star Peng Shuai, Canada to explore a possible diplomatic boycott of the 2022 Winter Olympic Games in Beijing, according to a foreign affairs official. President Joe Biden announced this week that he is considering a diplomatic boycott of the Olympic Games next year during a…
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China Downgrades Ties With Lithuania After Taiwan Opens De Facto Embassy
After Lithuania allowed Taiwan to open a representative office, China downgraded diplomatic relations with Lithuania to charge d’affaires on Sunday. Because the tiny Baltic nation of fewer than three million people is an influential member of the bloc, the action might further sour Beijing’s relations with the EU. According to observers, China believes Lithuania’s decision…
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Restaurant named ‘Dalai Lama’ on menu list, Tibetans felt offended
According to Australia-Tibet News and Opinions, Tibetans in Australia have been greatly affected by the revelation of a food menu titled “Dalai Lama” in a Burger restaurant in Ballarat. The title “Dalai Lama” is centuries old and holds great spiritual, cultural, and religious significance for Tibetans and His Holiness adherents.
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Xi Jinping Warns of Taiwan’s ‘Red Line’
After nearly three hours of virtual conversations, US President Joe Biden and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping discussed China’s actions in Tibet, Hong Kong, and Xinjiang, among other areas of contention, the White House stated in a statement.
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Locals bribed by China to move into disputed Indian border territory.
According to a report, Indian officials estimate China is “constructing more than 600 such villages” along the Line of Actual Control (LAC), a border between the two nations agreed upon after a “short but devastating border war” in 1962, as described by Newsweek.