Category Archives: Opinions
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Stand for the Middle-Way policy to resolve the Tibet issue 25 November 2012 | Tsering Choekyap 7 comments
Let us follow one policy, the Middle-Way approach, with one conviction — free Tibet. Let us think, speak and act with one common voice for resolution of the Tibetan issue. ...
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Xi Jinping might be strong reformer China needs – to surprise of the West 19 November 2012 | Wang Xiangwei one comment
Many overseas analysts and media organisations labelled China's new leadership line-up as being "conservative" and dominated by the "old guard". ...
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A tricky position for Tibet 12 November 2012 | Kiara O'Gorman no comments
With the release of the Australia in the Asian Century report, it is hoped that Tibet does not become a forgotten part of Asia. ...
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A burning Tibet cannot be good for China 31 October 2012 | Sutirtho Patranobis no comments
It can't be great for China if its own citizens continue to burn themselves to death. For the new leadership readying to rule China, to douse the fire and make Tibet serene and tranquil should be a priority. ...
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Miss Tibet versus the World 27 October 2012 | Kiara O'Gorman no comments
The Miss Tibet and Miss Himalaya beauty pageants have been subject to criticism from Western media and scholars. Kiara O'Gorman explores why the competitions are not necessarily a "bad thing". ...
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Don’t fight 1962 all over again 16 October 2012 | Ajai Shukla no comments
Even after having been whipped in war, India is winning the peace. And China, despite having 'taught India a lesson', feels challenged from both sides of McMahon Line. ...
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Getting 1962 Sino-Indian war conclusions right isn’t too difficult 12 October 2012 | MK Bhadrakumar one comment
As illustrated during the 1962 Sino-Indian War, a major challenge in the conduct of foreign policy comes in overcoming the tyranny of the Indian bureaucracy. ...
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The war we lost – 1962 Sino-Indian conflict 5 October 2012 | BG Verghese no comments
THE 1962 Sino-Indian conflict is half a century old, but to understand what happened, one needs to go further back to Indian independence and the creation of the PRC. ...
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Decoding the message from immolations in Tibet 13 September 2012 | Lobsang Wangyal one comment
Nobody would choose to die. Even if suicidal, nobody would choose to die in such a painful way. So why are these Tibetans burning themselves? ...