Groups Call for Dalai Lama to Visit Taiwan on 60th Tibetan Uprising Anniversary
Civic groups and officials from the NPP, SDP and DPP called for the Dalai Lama to be invited to Taiwan.
ANALYSIS: The CCP's 10-Year Policy to Control Tibetan Buddhism
A concerted attempt by the Communist Party to control Tibetan Buddhism is inching closer to fruition.
Taipei's Tibet Kitchen: A Taste of Home, a Hope for the Future
More than a Taipei food institution, Tibet Kitchen is a gathering place for Taiwan's Tibetan community.
Using Religion Against Itself: State-Managed Buddhism and Chinese-Mongolian Relations
Tibetan Buddhist soft power will likely continue to evolve as a tool of Chinese policy towards Mongolia, Russia, the Himalayas, the Tibetan diaspora, Western Buddhists and international Buddhist organizations.
Tibetans Search for Alternative Protest to Self-Immolation
'Tibetans are now waging a quiet, slow-building nonviolent movement.'
When Religion and Politics Mix: The Dalai Lama and India–China Relations
The Dalai Lama is slated to visit Tawang from April 5-7, which raises a loud protest in Beijing. The visit presages a fresh round of tensions in the India–China relationship.
Thinking Outside the Urn: China and the Reincarnation of Mongolia’s Highest Lama
A Mongolian, but China-friendly, Jebtsundamba without Dharamsala ties is probably the most ambitious goal China can attain.
The Costs of Normalization: Norway and Mongolia Respond to Chinese Sanctions
Analysis shows that Mongolia conceded less than Norway when the pair attempted to 'normalize' ties with China. However, the two nations' different response still benefits China's 'core interests' as an authoritarian power.