Category Archives: Interviews

• Target China beyond the border: Vijay Kranti 10 October 2020 | Dipankar Chakraborty no comments

  An expert on China and Tibet affairs, Vijay Kranti is an author, traveller, photographer, media educationist, and former staffer of BBC World, Deutsche Welle (German) and Radio Voice of America. ...

• Deployment of SFF has upset China immensely: Former advisor to GoI 15 September 2020 | Archana Masih one comment

  The country should handle SFF like all the instruments under its command. Information about the SFF's recruitment, postings etc are things that are best kept under wraps. Even if the enemy knows about them, why put an address to them? ...

• ‘Make Tibet a peace zone, border issue will be over’: Lobsang Sangay 23 June 2020 | Anirban Bhaumik one comment

  Even in this Covid-19 era, China is capitalising the global health crisis to serve its own political interest, instead of joining the world to fight the pandemic collectively. ...

• Nepal needs to change its policy towards Tibetans: Gopal Krishna Siwakoti 13 December 2019 | Lobsang Wangyal no comments

  Interview with Gopal Krishna Siwakoti, President of the International Institute for Human Rights, Environment, and Development, in Kathmandu, who has been working for the rights of all refugees, including Tibetans. ...

• Personal moves of Dalai Lama won’t be recognised: Chinese official 15 July 2019 4 comments

  A top Chinese government official in Tibetan autonomous region has said that China will not recognise any personal moves of 14th Dalai Lama on his successor. ...

• Beyond Beijing: 1989 in Changsha 6 June 2019 no comments

  Thirty years ago, the CCP’s army massacred peaceful demonstrators on Tian’anmen square, putting an end to a nationwide protest movement. Andréa Worden remembers 1989 in Changsha and Beijing. ...

• Visiting McLeod Ganj to show support for Tibet: Estonian Parliamentarian Yoko Alender 28 April 2018 | Lobsang Wangyal no comments

  The question of Tibet is more than that: It is a question of human rights and democratic values for all of us, and actually something we all can relate to. ...

• The Tibet Question 22 April 2018 | Sapna Singh no comments

  Despite six decades of Chinese rule, maintaining domestic stability in Tibet is a challenge for Beijing, JNU professor Swaran Singh tells Sapna Singh in an interview. ...

• Traditional truths in new language: Interview with Tibetan artist Tashi Norbu 31 July 2017 | Lobsang Wangyal no comments

  The image of the Buddha is in almost every art piece by Tashi. Tibet is not necessarily seen as a part of his works, but being a Tibetan artist it resonates in them. ...

• How CTA plans to spend US$23 million: An interview with Kaydor Aukatsang 13 April 2017 | Lobsang Wangyal no comments

  The five-year Tibetan Self-Reliance and Resilience (TSRR) programme funded by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) was launched in October 2016. ...