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"Dalai Lama Legacy Will Live, You'll Be Gone": Nancy Pelosi's Xi Jinping Jab
Former US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi - in India as part of a bipartisan delegation of American lawmakers - met the Dalai Lama Wednesday and, hours later, launched a ferocious attack on China and President Xi Jinping.
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US Slaps Sanctions On 2 Chinese Officials Over Human Rights Abuse In Tibet
The United States on Friday imposed sanctions on two senior Chinese officials over "serious human rights abuse" in Tibet, including alleged torture and killings of prisoners and forced sterilization.
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MPs Slam Chinese Embassy For Asking Them To Not Support "Tibetan Forces"
China has often been accused of overlooking protocols and conventions to bully other nations by this new brand of increasingly assertive Chinese diplomacy under President Xi Jinping.
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Dalai Lama Says He Prefers To Stay In India. Here's Why
Dalai Lama, Tibet's spiritual leader, when asked on Wednesday in an online news conference about visiting Taiwan, said he prefers to stay in India since relations between Taiwan and mainland China are "quite delicate.
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China Bans Informal Classes Teaching Tibetan To Students In Qinghai Province
Tibetan children in northwestern China's Qinghai province are being blocked by the authorities from taking classes outside their schools during winter holidays in an attempt aimed to weaken the connection to their native language.
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China Warns Of Countermeasures Against US Officials Over New Tibet Act
China on Tuesday said it would impose reciprocal measures against unnamed American officials and their family members who were behind a legislation passed by the US Congress on Tibet, asserting that it brooks no interference in its internal affairs.
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China Wants To Build A Tibet With More Wealth And Less Buddhism
Sitting in a home built by Chinese authorities near Tibet's capital of Lhasa, one of the highest cities in the world, Sunnamdanba tells foreign journalists on a government-sponsored tour how much the Communist Party has improved life -- and how irrelevant religion has become for him.
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India's New Bridge On China Border Can Take 40 Tons Of Weight
India has opened a new all-weather access near its border with China to enable faster movement of troops and artillery, another potential irritant in relations between the two nuclear-armed neighbours.
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India A Priority For China, Tibet To Play Key Role, Says Tibetan Official
Highlighting the role of Tibet in Indo-China friendship, Sun Xiaobo, Deputy Director-General of Foreign Affairs Office in Tibet Autonomous Region, has said that the "roof of the world" can play an important role in boosting bilateral relations.
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China Warns Of "Forceful Measures" Over US' New Tibet Law
China has warned the US that it would take "forceful measures" to resolutely safeguard its own interests after President Donald Trump signed a new law that imposes a visa ban on Chinese officials denying American citizens access to Tibet.
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US To Deny Entry To Chinese Officials If Americans Not Allowed In Tibet
The US Congress has passed a crucial bipartisan bill that seeks to impose a visa ban on Chinese officials who deny American citizens, government officials and journalists access to Tibet.
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China Objects To President Ram Nath Kovind's Visit To Arunachal Pradesh
China today strongly objected to President Ram Nath Kovind's visit to Arunachal Pradesh, saying India should refrain from "complicating" the border dispute when bilateral relations are at a "crucial moment".
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China Lodges Diplomatic Protests With US After Officials Meet Dalai Lama
China today lodged a diplomatic protest with the US over a Congressional delegation's meeting with the Dalai Lama in Dharamshala, saying that the move sent a "wrong signal" to the world and violated America's commitment not to support Tibet's independence.
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In Arunachal Pradesh, Students Lead Protests Against China For Renaming 6 Places
The sheets of rain in Arunachal Pradesh this morning didn't dissuade hundreds of young protestors, many of them students, from marching in protest against China's recent move to rename six places in the state as an assertion of its claim to the border state.
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We Can And We Will: China Dismisses India's Objections To Arunachal Names
China today said its decision to name six areas in Arunachal Pradesh is its "lawful right" because the Himalayan state constitutes South Tibet, a claim India has rejected for decades in a border dispute.
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"Dalai Lama Legacy Will Live, You'll Be Gone": Nancy Pelosi's Xi Jinping Jab
Former US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi - in India as part of a bipartisan delegation of American lawmakers - met the Dalai Lama Wednesday and, hours later, launched a ferocious attack on China and President Xi Jinping.
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US Slaps Sanctions On 2 Chinese Officials Over Human Rights Abuse In Tibet
The United States on Friday imposed sanctions on two senior Chinese officials over "serious human rights abuse" in Tibet, including alleged torture and killings of prisoners and forced sterilization.
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MPs Slam Chinese Embassy For Asking Them To Not Support "Tibetan Forces"
China has often been accused of overlooking protocols and conventions to bully other nations by this new brand of increasingly assertive Chinese diplomacy under President Xi Jinping.
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Dalai Lama Says He Prefers To Stay In India. Here's Why
Dalai Lama, Tibet's spiritual leader, when asked on Wednesday in an online news conference about visiting Taiwan, said he prefers to stay in India since relations between Taiwan and mainland China are "quite delicate.
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China Bans Informal Classes Teaching Tibetan To Students In Qinghai Province
Tibetan children in northwestern China's Qinghai province are being blocked by the authorities from taking classes outside their schools during winter holidays in an attempt aimed to weaken the connection to their native language.
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China Warns Of Countermeasures Against US Officials Over New Tibet Act
China on Tuesday said it would impose reciprocal measures against unnamed American officials and their family members who were behind a legislation passed by the US Congress on Tibet, asserting that it brooks no interference in its internal affairs.
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China Wants To Build A Tibet With More Wealth And Less Buddhism
Sitting in a home built by Chinese authorities near Tibet's capital of Lhasa, one of the highest cities in the world, Sunnamdanba tells foreign journalists on a government-sponsored tour how much the Communist Party has improved life -- and how irrelevant religion has become for him.
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India's New Bridge On China Border Can Take 40 Tons Of Weight
India has opened a new all-weather access near its border with China to enable faster movement of troops and artillery, another potential irritant in relations between the two nuclear-armed neighbours.
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India A Priority For China, Tibet To Play Key Role, Says Tibetan Official
Highlighting the role of Tibet in Indo-China friendship, Sun Xiaobo, Deputy Director-General of Foreign Affairs Office in Tibet Autonomous Region, has said that the "roof of the world" can play an important role in boosting bilateral relations.
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China Warns Of "Forceful Measures" Over US' New Tibet Law
China has warned the US that it would take "forceful measures" to resolutely safeguard its own interests after President Donald Trump signed a new law that imposes a visa ban on Chinese officials denying American citizens access to Tibet.
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US To Deny Entry To Chinese Officials If Americans Not Allowed In Tibet
The US Congress has passed a crucial bipartisan bill that seeks to impose a visa ban on Chinese officials who deny American citizens, government officials and journalists access to Tibet.
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China Objects To President Ram Nath Kovind's Visit To Arunachal Pradesh
China today strongly objected to President Ram Nath Kovind's visit to Arunachal Pradesh, saying India should refrain from "complicating" the border dispute when bilateral relations are at a "crucial moment".
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China Lodges Diplomatic Protests With US After Officials Meet Dalai Lama
China today lodged a diplomatic protest with the US over a Congressional delegation's meeting with the Dalai Lama in Dharamshala, saying that the move sent a "wrong signal" to the world and violated America's commitment not to support Tibet's independence.
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In Arunachal Pradesh, Students Lead Protests Against China For Renaming 6 Places
The sheets of rain in Arunachal Pradesh this morning didn't dissuade hundreds of young protestors, many of them students, from marching in protest against China's recent move to rename six places in the state as an assertion of its claim to the border state.
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We Can And We Will: China Dismisses India's Objections To Arunachal Names
China today said its decision to name six areas in Arunachal Pradesh is its "lawful right" because the Himalayan state constitutes South Tibet, a claim India has rejected for decades in a border dispute.
