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• Up to 2,000 riot in China's Gansu province
  BEIJING, China, 19 November 2008 (LA Times) An angry crowd of about 2,000 rioted in China's impoverished Gansu province over a government plan to demolish a downtown area, torching cars and attacking a local Communist Party office, ...
• China watches as Tibetan talks begin
  BEIJING, China, 18 November 2008 (Time) Discussions began Monday in Dharamsala, India, among leaders of the Tibetan exile community on the future of their decades old — and so far utterly fruitless — attempts to get Beijing to give the region some form of self-rule. ...
• Move to seek Tibetan independence doomed to fail: China
  BEIJING, China, 18 November 2008 (AP) Chinese leaders on Tuesday warned Tibetan exiles considering whether to push for Tibet's independence that any bid to separate the Himalayan region from China was "doomed." ...
• Tibetans begin historic brain-storming Special Meeting
  DHARAMSHALA, India,, 17 November 2008 (Tibet Sun) Around 600 exile Tibetans from around the world gathered in Dharamshala for a special six-day brian-storming session to find ways to fulfil aspirations of the Tibetan people for a free Tibet. ...
• China rejected the most reasonable proposal: envoys
  DHARAMSHALA, India, 16 November 2008 (Tibet Sun) Accepting total failure of their talks with the PRC, the envoys of the Dalai Lama blamed the Chinese government for their insincerity in responding to the efforts of the Dalai Lama for the last many decades. ...
• China shows willingness to engage
  15 November 2008 (BBC) Tibet is one of the subjects that the Chinese government usually refuses to answer questions about in public. But the atmosphere in Beijing is no longer what it was. ...