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Microplastics are raining down on Mount Everest all year round, study shows
Tibetan Plateau is receiving an estimated 56 tons of microplastics annually at altitudes above 4000 metres
“The Quiet State”: Unveiling China’s Subtle Control in Tibet
Robert Barnett’s book unveils new ways invented by the regime to control Tibetans, particularly nuns and monks. The post “The Quiet State”: Unveiling China’s Subtle Control in Tibet first appeared on Bitter Winter.
U.S. to China after demolition report: ‘End interference in Tibetan religious life’
Demolition of monks’ quarters aimed at reducing their population and making assimilation easier, sources tell RFA.
China bulldozing homes of monks at Tibetan monastery, alleges Central Tibetan Administration
The Central Tibetan Administration (CTA) has alleged that Chinese authorities have launched a large-scale demolition drive targeting more than 200 residential homes belonging to monks at the historic Dza Sershul Monastery in Sershul County, in eastern Tibet’s Karze region....
Himalayan GLOF Scare: Bhutan Glacial Lake Burst Triggers Flood Warning In Assam, West Bengal On High Alert
The crisis follows the catastrophic transboundary flooding that hit the Nepal-Tibet border region in August 2026
Situation normal, but transgressions do happen, says Arunachal CM
The situation in the border areas of Arunachal Pradesh is normal and the Indian armed forces are guarding the frontier effectively, Chief Minister Pema Khandu said on Thursday, asserting that there is “no matter of tension” at present. Khandu...
Tibet group in UK parliament re-elects Chris Law as its Chair
(TibetanReview.net, Oct29’26) – The All-Party Parliamentary Group on Tibet (APPGT) in the UK Parliament has on Oct 27 re-elected Mr Chris Law, from the Scottish National Party, as its Chair at its Annual General Meeting held in the Portcullis...
Amid allegations of its troops’ erratic border patrolling resulting in faceoffs, China throws the onus on India
(TibetanReview.net, Oct29’26) – Rejecting allegations that erratic patrolling by its Tibet-border troops had led to faceoffs with their Indian counterparts in Arunachal Pradesh, China on Oct 26 sought to put the onus on India for maintaining peace along the...
Dharamshala International Film Festival’s 15th edition underway
Tenzin Nyidon DHARAMSHALA, Oct. 29: The 15th edition of the Dharamshala International Film Festival (DIFF) opened at the Upper Tibetan Children’s Village (TCV) on Thursday, bringing independent cinema from India and around the world to the Himalayan town. The...
Gonpo Kyi renews protest in Lhasa, demands justice for brother Dorje Tashi
Tenzin Nyidon DHARAMSHALA, Oct. 29: In a newly surfaced video circulating on X (formerly Twitter), Gonpo Kyi is seen staging another peaceful protest on October 26 outside the High People’s Court of the so-called Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR) in...










