Category Archives: Opinions

  • Kunsang Dolma and Evan Denno The great false hope 26 December 2013 | Kunsang Dolma and Evan Denno 3 comments

    If there is going to be a solution for Tibet, it will have to come from within the community. ...

  • Tibetan National Congress Madiba: The last best revolutionary 16 December 2013 | Tibetan National Congress no comments

    We understand where Madiba came from because we are there right now. We knew the man before the world decided to know him. ...

  • Narkyid Ngawang Thondup Centenary of the Simla Agreement: What should we do? 6 December 2013 | Narkyid Ngawang Thondup no comments

    I would like to request to all that in 2014 the centenary of the signing of the Simla Agreement should be marked with the most memorable events. ...

  • Kunsang Dolma Taking out the trash: Time to speak up to abuse 17 November 2013 | Kunsang Dolma 3 comments

    Abuse is the type of trash that doesn't belong in our culture, it would be better to be picked up, taken out, and burned somewhere. ...

  • Nathan Gyatso Jamyang Norbu: A blind man on a blind horse 13 November 2013 | Nathan Gyatso 17 comments

    There are scores of blind men riding a blind horse running aimlessly in a vast desert, far away from the reality of the True Tibetan circumstance. ...

  • Mila Rangzen Is Migrating to a “New Tibet” the Solution? 11 November 2013 | Mila Rangzen 2 comments

    Four decades of Middle Way Approach (MWA) with no Genuine Autonomy in sight proves that it has failed. An alternative: demand Independence for the Kongpo area. ...

  • Jay Gelek Jamyang Norbu: The merchant of mendacity? 8 November 2013 | Jay Gelek 44 comments

    I can't understand what Jamyang Norbu was thinking when he wrote his latest piece "the sad painful joke of Tibetan democracy". To me it defies common sense to compare the efficacy of a nascent democracy. ...

  • Tsering Wangchuk Tibet’s Middle Way 6 November 2013 | Tsering Wangchuk one comment

    The story of Tibetans led by His Holiness the Dalai Lama can be the beacon and the recourse for the world strewn with war and sufferings and usher a new era of dialogue and peace for the future. ...

  • Thierry Dodin Crocodile tears 2 November 2013 | Thierry Dodin no comments

    Akong Rinpoche's grumpy ways brought him into some occasional awkward situations, but he provided education and lifted many more out of poverty in Tibet. A man with such a legacy cannot have made too bad choices. ...

  • Mila Rangzen Little Tibet: The Third Way! 9 October 2013 | Mila Rangzen no comments

    To understand why "autonomy" is an unrealistic goal, one must first be familiar with the list of demands, and the history of Chinese deceptions. ...