Category Archives: Opinions

  • Tsering Wangyal Ending the stalemate at CTA

    I am hopeful that everyone involved in this will do everything in their capacity to move past this stalemate. The stakes are way too high for us not to tackle this issue with utmost urgency. ...

  • NS Venkataraman Xi Jinping’s China no different from Hitler’s Germany

    Today, the world is certainly fearing China and not so much respecting it, in the same way that Hitler's Germany was looked upon before the Second World War. ...

  • Lobsang Wangyal Secretary Blinken gives a boost to Free Tibet movement

    US Secretary of State Blinken's meeting with Dongchung is a highly significant move, because it indicates that Tibet matters in US politics, and that the US is concerned about the plight of the Tibetan people. ...

  • Lobsang Wangyal Xi visited Tibet with fear in his heart

    How liberated Tibet really is, is apparent from the way a Chinese president came to Tibet -- President Xi came to Tibet with fear in his heart. ...

  • NS Venkataraman Security concerns of Chinese personnel in Pakistan

    In world politics, money and military power alone is not enough to dominate any region. Chinese are bound to learn this at heavy cost. ...

  • Lobsang Wangyal Meaning of Modi’s Dalai Lama birthday wish

    With that one single Tweet Modi readjusted India's position, and asserted India's rightful place in the scheme of the new geopolitics in the region. ...

  • Laden Tshering Samdup A Time piece for you

    I ain't gone crazy man, the world has. My ramblings are aspects of our life in the lap of the greatest cosmic power that governs our universe: time. The sum and total of these aspects forms our so-called life. ...

  • NS Venkataraman Why India should commit itself to QUAD

    India is a partner with the US, Australia, and Japan, in Quadrilateral Security Dialogue (QUAD). There is no doubt that India's decision to be a member of QUAD is a strategic decision to safeguard India's security interests. ...

  • Laden Tshering Samdup Sangey Menla

    What do we poor mortals do in the midst of this frightening situation? We are told to maintain social distance, but man is a social animal, and when politics is in the air, they become unstoppable Gesars. ...

  • Norbu Tsering Can we have nominated Choeluk MPs?

    Monks are supposed to have preferred the life of spirituality to the tumultuous life of the layman. Throwing them into the messy business of parliamentary politics can be a disservice to the Buddha. ...