Exiled Tibetan artists and activists on Thursday have strongly condemned the removal of Tibetan and other diaspora artworks addressing themes of state violence, authoritarian partnerships, and grassroots resistance from an international exhibition at Thailand's Bangkok Art and Culture Centre...

The Deputy Prime Minister and Housing Secretary of the United Kingdom, Angela Rayner, has officially requested that the Chinese government clarify why sections of its architectural designs for a proposed "super-embassy" in central London have been significantly redacted, cautioning...

The works that were removed were part of an exhibition titled Constellation of Complicity: Visualising the Global Machinery of Authoritarian Solidarity, which featured ten artists and was curated by the Myanmar Peace Museum.

China deployed a robot antelope in Tibet, equipped with 5G and AI, to monitor endangered species. This is part of China's broader technological expansion, using 5G infrastructure for surveillance, telemedicine, and smart herding while expanding its digital presence and...

China plans a massive railway linking Xinjiang and Tibet, near the LAC with India, starting construction this year. The project includes a 2,000km strategic line, posing significant engineering challenges and potential geopolitical implications due to its proximity to the...

Initiated by China Action and the Civil Resistance Association, the two-day event kicked off on Saturday with gatherings in New York, Washington, Los Angeles, San Francisco, London, Berlin, Sydney, Toronto, and Tokyo.

The Ministry of External Affairs said in a statement that they were carefully monitoring China's hydropower project on the lower reaches of the Yarlung Tsangpo (upper reaches of the Brahmaputra) River in Tibet.

A prominent Tibetan writer and activist, Tsundue called the TAR official a "Chinese puppet" and emphasised that the Dalai Lama is the overall representative of the Tibetan community and tradition.

A UK report alleges Chinese students in British universities are pressured by the CCP to spy and silence critical discussion. CSSAs are implicated as CCP extensions. Universities, reliant on Chinese funding, may be censoring research and collaborating on sensitive...

China is removing Tibetan language as a core subject in Tibet's college entrance exam. This policy, according to the government, aims to improve Tibetans' career prospects, but critics see it as part of a broader effort to assimilate Tibetans...