China is constructing the world's largest hydroelectric dam on the Yarlung Tsangpo River in Tibet, approximately 50 kilometers from the Indian border, raising concerns about significant geological risks.

Chinese geologists have determined that an active fault line directly beneath the world’s largest hydropower project, currently under construction on Tibet’s Yarlung Tsangpo (Brahmaputra) River, poses a significant threat to the mega dam.

A Tibetan government official has spoken out regarding an activist's self-immolation outside the United Nations, attributing the act to the 'frustration of Tibetans' stemming from Chinese policies targeting minorities.

As the Dalai Lama turns 91, there is a renewed call for compassion and increased focus on the situation in Tibet, reflecting on his enduring message.

A Tibetan exile has self-immolated outside the United Nations office, reportedly leaving a message stating 'For Tibet.' The act is believed to be a protest against China's ethnic policies.

A man carrying a Tibetan flag has died after setting himself on fire in front of the United Nations' New York headquarters.

China's new law on minorities, which has come into force, mandates ethnic minority groups like Tibetans and Uyghurs to adopt a Chinese national identity and loyalty to the Communist Party, warning of consequences for non-compliance.

China's new law on 'ethnic unity,' aimed at enforcing the assimilation of Tibetans, should serve as a wake-up call for Europe, prompting a call for the EU to appoint a special envoy for Tibet.

China is reportedly considering building an electric rocket launch pad in a town tucked against the Tibetan Plateau, potentially offering a new approach to space launches.

China's new Ethnic Unity and Progress Promotion Law, effective July 1, aims to strengthen a shared national identity among its ethnic groups and extends potential legal liability globally, building on a law passed in March targeting minorities like Tibetans and Uyghurs.

In Lubra, Nepal's last Bon village, climate-driven floods are destroying homes and land, endangering ancient traditions and the Bon faith.

An analysis reveals the dog breeds that incur the highest lifetime costs for owners, with the French Bulldog topping the list due to expenses for food, equipment, and care. The Tibetan Mastiff is noted as the most expensive dog to purchase.

Academic scholar Robert Thurman, co-founder of Tibet House and father of actress Uma Thurman, has passed away at the age of 84 in Woodstock, New York.

The largest solar power plant, built on the northeastern edge of the Tibetan plateau, unexpectedly required 20,000 sheep to manage vegetation growth that was hindering its operations.

Penpa Tsering, head of the Central Tibetan Administration, confirmed active back-channel contacts with China, stating that the CTA will focus on a peaceful resolution to the 'Sino-Tibet conflict' and the welfare of the Tibetan diaspora.

China has found a new source of high-purity quartz in its western Tibet autonomous region, a critical material for solar panels and semiconductors. This discovery aims to reduce the country's reliance on imports for hi-tech materials.

A rare Tibetan goose was observed walking on a golf course in Kotka, Finland. This species is uncommon in the region, with only a few dozen sightings reported annually in Finland.

Tibetan spiritual leader Tenzin Gyatso, the Dalai Lama, has received his first Grammy award for his spoken-word album.

Xizang (Tibet) is reportedly planning to enhance its economic opening-up policies and actively promote foreign trade initiatives.

New regulations regarding travel permits for Tibet have been clarified, specifically outlining requirements for visitors planning trips in 2026.

Beijing is set to host the debut of the first-ever Tibetan tap dance drama, marking a significant cultural event.

In Beijing, 34 Tibetan Buddhists were honored with special doctorates, recognizing their scholarly achievements.

An event celebrating the achievements of Xizang (Tibet) was held in Lhasa, highlighting the region's progress and development.

Xizang (Tibet) is commemorating its 75th anniversary, highlighting significant achievements and developments in the region.

China Daily reports on the efforts and progress being made in Xizang (Tibet) to enhance and expand access to better healthcare services for its residents.

The article reflects on the 75-year transformation of Xizang/Tibet towards modernity, expressing admiration for its development in contrast to perceived issues in the West.

A significant struggle is unfolding over the succession of the next Dalai Lama, characterized by a debate between atheism and spirituality. This conflict highlights the differing perspectives on the future leadership of Tibetan Buddhism.

China is reportedly actively attempting to erase Tibetan culture by prohibiting the Tibetan language in preschool education and exclusively mandating Mandarin instruction.

An exhibition showcasing Tibetan art alongside porcelain pieces has opened in Beijing's Beihai Park.

Exiled Tibetans are preparing to elect their government, a move that has been condemned by China.

A senior Chinese official overseeing religious and ethnic minority affairs has urged for enhanced education, training, and management of Tibetan Buddhist personnel following a tour.

Lhasa, the capital of Tibet, is set to modernize its urban governance through the implementation of new landmark regulations aimed at improving city management.

Tibetan coffee has garnered significant praise and recognition at the prestigious Paris Coffee Festival, highlighting its growing international appeal.

Chinese Vice-Premier Zhang Guoqing emphasized that ecological integrity and safety are top priorities for the highly sensitive mega-dam project on the Yarlung Tsangpo River in Tibet.

Thirteen monks have successfully earned the highest Tibetan Buddhist degree during a ceremony held in Lhasa.

A police officer in Norway has been fined 14,000 kroner after driving through a red light and causing a crash that resulted in a broken collarbone for the other driver.

Tibetan spiritual leader Dalai Lama conveyed a message of support for Pope Leo's Palm Sunday appeal for peace, stressing that violence is never a durable basis for peace and conflicts should be resolved through dialogue.

Norway plans to make it compulsory for police officers to carry firearms, a significant policy shift given that Norwegian police were generally unarmed until summer 2025.

A collection of Dunhuang Tibetan manuscripts, previously kept in institutions in the UK and France, has been published in China, making these historical texts more accessible.

Innovative care provides hope for Tibetan patient  China Daily

On March 17, 1959, amidst fear, confusion, and violence, the 14th Dalai Lama secretly fled Lhasa, the sacred capital of Tibet. His decision followed days of suffocating tension that had escalated since March 10.

World's first Tibetan large language model unveiled in Lhasa  Global Times

China's policy towards minorities like Tibetans and Uyghurs, previously seen as a farce, is now officially recognized as a policy of oppression and assimilation.

A rally was held in Mysuru to commemorate the 67th anniversary of the illegal invasion and ongoing occupation of Tibet by China.

On Tibetan National Uprising Day, the Central Tibetan Administration (CTA) reiterated its call for a peaceful resolution to the conflict with China.

A protest organized by Tibet supporters is taking place in Vilnius on Tuesday, gathering in front of the Chinese embassy to draw public and political attention to the deteriorating situation in Tibet and human rights violations by the Chinese government.

The United States has appointed a new official to oversee its policy on Tibet, a move analysts suggest indicates Washington's intent to highlight the issue in its dealings with Beijing.

A report details the efforts and journey of medical aid professionals in Xizang (Tibet), focusing on their role in empowering change and improving healthcare in the region.

Deepa Anappara's new novel, 'The Last of Earth,' delves into the history of colonial exploration through a perilous 19th-century odyssey in Tibet's 'Forbidden Kingdom.'

Maya Hawke and Christian Lee Hutson. Bruce Glikas/WireImage/Getty Maya Hawke and Christian Lee Hutson got married on Saturday. The "Stranger Things" star and musician had been linked for years. Hutson is known for his folk music, which is produced by Grammy-winner Phoebe Bridgers. Love was certainly in the air this Valentine's Day as "Stranger Things" star Maya Hawke married musician Christian Lee Hutson on Saturday. The duo tied the knot at St. George's Episcopal Church in New York City. Guests included Hawke's celebrity parents, Uma Thurman and Ethan Hawke, and Maya's fellow "Stranger Things" stars, including Sadie Sink, Finn Wolfhard, Caleb McLaughlin, Joe Keery, Gaten Matarazzo, and Natalie Dyer, according to People. Hawke, 27, and Hutson, 35, were first sighted together in 2023. The two have since collaborated on music projects, including Hawke's second studio album "Moss," and she sings on Hutson's latest album "Paradise Pop. 10." Here's everything we know about Christian Lee Hutson Hutson found his groove after teaming with a Grammy-winner. Christian Lee Hutson. Rebecca Sapp/Getty Images for The Recording Academy Hutson was born in Kansas City, Missouri, but was raised in Los Angeles, where he's lived since he was 5. He began playing guitar at 12 and was influenced by Hank Williams and Elliott Smith. Hutson forged a country-folk sound in the early 2010s while part of The Driftwood Singers, a group composed of students from the California Institute of the Arts. He then went solo and released two albums that didn't get much attention. Then everything changed in 2018 when he met Phoebe Bridgers. The Grammy-winner has since been Hutson's producer and main collaborator, which led to his first major album, 2020's "Beginners," and follow-ups "Quitters" in 2022 and "Paradise Pop. 10," in 2024, which Hawke is featured on. How Hawke and Hutson met Maya Hawke and Christian Lee Hutson performing at the 37th Annual Tibet House US Benefit Concert at Carnegie Hall on February 26, 2024 in New York City. Noam Galai/Getty Images The couple was first seen together in December 2023, but they had already collaborated musically for years prior. Hutson wrote on Hawke's second album, "Moss" (2022). The "Inside Out 2" star talked about working with Hutson in a 2021 Interview Magazine chat with Margaret Qualley. "And I sent him some poems, and he sent me back some unbelievable songs," Hawke said. The two have since collaborated on Hawke's 2024 album "Chaos Angel," Hutson's latest album "Paradise Pop. 10," and performed live together. The couple became red carpet official in April 2025 when they smiled for cameras at the opening night of "John Proctor Is the Villain," which starred Hawke's "Stranger Things" castmate, Sadie Sink. A week later, Hawke was seen wearing what appeared to be an engagement ring on her ring finger, according to People. Read the original article on Business Insider

A Tibetan man self-immolated outside the United Nations in New York, marking the first such act outside Asia, in protest against a controversial new law in China.

Tibetan activist Lobge Rangzen self-immolated outside the UN building in New York, drawing global attention to China's new 'national unity law' and its dark political implications.

Tibet has undergone significant development, transforming from a region of dusty roads to one featuring five-star hotels and highways. This change was observed during a ninth visit to the area.

A new law on minorities has come into force in China, reflecting President Xi Jinping's long-standing push for ethnic minority groups like Tibetans and Uyghurs to adopt a Chinese national identity and loyalty to the Communist Party.

This article from 2006 reports on the inaugural journey of the Qinghai-Tibet railway, the world's highest, with the first train from Beijing to Lhasa departing on July 2, 2006.

Villagers in Tibet are reportedly risking their lives to find 'Himalayan Viagra', a rare fungus known for its medicinal properties.

A police officer in Aarhus is under investigation for violence after allegedly kicking a suspect who was lying calmly on the ground during an arrest, an incident captured on video.

China is reportedly constructing the world's largest dam in the seismically active Tibetan Plateau, a region known for its high altitude and glacial mountains.

China is constructing the world's largest hydroelectric dam on the lower reaches of the Yarlung Tsangpo River in Tibet, approximately 50 kilometers from the Indian border, raising significant concerns in India.

A new podcast, 'Freedom Needs a Soundtrack,' commemorates the 30th anniversary of the Tibetan Freedom Concert, a star-studded benefit that brought Tibet's struggle to a mass audience.

Penpa Tsering, the chief of the Central Tibetan Administration, stated in an exclusive interview that Tibet is seeking a peaceful resolution with China.

China is constructing some of the Earth’s most powerful optical telescopes on the Tibetan plateau, aiming to house the world’s largest astronomy base by the mid-2030s.

A top Chinese official stated that academics specializing in Tibetology must find creative ways to shape the global conversation about the region while strictly adhering to the Communist Party's ideology.

China is undertaking a massive effort to transform its western frontier, reshaping Xinjiang and Tibet from remote borderlands into strategic hubs for industry, energy, tourism, and trade.

Articles discuss why China is unable to effectively control or 'hijack' Tibetan Buddhism, exploring the resilience and unique characteristics of the spiritual tradition.

New details regarding travel permit rules for Tibet have been clarified, specifically for those planning to visit in 2026. The announcement aims to provide clarity for future travelers and tour operators.

Xizang (Tibet) is highlighted for its historical transition from the constraints of feudalism to achieving freedom.

A debate is emerging between atheism and spirituality concerning the succession of the next Dalai Lama. This ideological struggle highlights differing views on the future leadership of Tibetan Buddhism.

China's Xizang region (Tibet) has seen significant improvements in its transport network, leading to enhanced accessibility across the area.

The Xizang (Tibet) autonomous region is actively working to improve healthcare access and services for its population.

A Danish police officer has been fined 5,000 kroner after being found guilty of forgetting their service pistol in a gas station toilet. The incident led to a conviction and penalty for negligence.

In the capital, near the Chinese embassy, a group of activists held another picket in support of Tibet, aiming to draw public and Lithuanian politicians' attention to the political prisoners imprisoned in that country...

China is implementing tighter policies in schools that reflect a 'narrowed tolerance' towards the Tibetan language, raising concerns about its preservation.

The President of the Tibetan government-in-exile, Penpa Tsering, stated in an interview that Xi Jinping has removed 'more than 110 military generals' since taking control of the Communist Party, indicating a power struggle within Beijing.

Experts have found evidence of a "far-reaching campaign" originating from China, targeting a STANDARD author, dissidents, Tibetans, Uighurs, and journalists with a cyberattack following research on China.

The Tibetan diaspora is electing its parliament this Sunday, with votes cast in 27 different countries, an election that has been condemned by China.

A weaving cooperative in Xizang (Tibet) is successfully transforming traditional craftsmanship into a source of income for rural communities.

Lhasa, the capital of Tibet, is set to implement landmark regulations aimed at modernizing its urban governance and improving city management.

A traditional Tibetan Bathing Festival sees men and women of all ages bathing together in natural waters, engaging in joyous social activities, and seeking potential romantic partners.

Gyalwang Drukpa, the head of the Drukpa lineage of Tibetan Buddhism, is currently visiting Vietnam to conduct various activities, including peace prayers and a significant Dharma assembly at Tay Thien Mandala.

A doctoral defence focusing on Tibetan Buddhism has taken place, highlighting academic advancements in the field.

A chronicle remembers Chime Rinpoche, a Tibetan Buddhist monk who fled Tibet in 1959 and became a prominent figure in the UK, known for being a guru to David Bowie.

The Markham vineyards in Xizang (Tibet) are blooming on the world stage, achieving international recognition for their produce.

Author Amy Yee shares insights on exile, identity, and the experiences of Tibetan refugees across continents.

Denmark's Red-Green Alliance (Enhedslisten) believes a stable government can be formed if negotiations focus on policy rather than personalities, while also criticizing Lars Løkke Rasmussen. This comes as China sharply criticized the Czech Senate for its support of the Tibetan exile government in the selection of the next Dalai Lama, calling it a gross interference in its internal affairs.

According to the Senate, the Chinese communist regime should not interfere in the election of the future Tibetan spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, even though it controls the territory of Tibet.

The first-ever Tibetan tap dance drama is scheduled to make its debut in Beijing, marking a significant cultural event.

Exhibiting Chinese artists' valuable American experience  China Daily - Global Edition

A former Danish police officer with over 47 years of service, Kaj Verner Larsen, has put forward a radical proposal suggesting that military conscription service could be fulfilled within the police force.

U POSLJEDNJIH deset godina potpisnik ovih redaka proveo je ukupno tri godine smucajući se Južnom i Sjevernom Amerikom, Karibima, Afrikom, jugoistočnom Azijom i Pacifikom, a u veljači 2025.

It is called Little Lhasa, after the capital of Tibet. The settlement of McLeod Ganj in northern India now functions as such a Tibetan metropolis because since the beginning of the Chinese occupation in the 1950s.

China intends to bolster its strategic transport network in sensitive border regions like Xinjiang and Tibet over the next five years to enhance power projection along its remote frontiers amidst rising geopolitical uncertainty.

A fireworks show held last September as a promotional event has led to a ban on Everest expeditions from the Tibetan side, sparking widespread criticism and long-term consequences for climbers.

China is expanding solar power more than the rest of the world combined. The result is visible in the Tibetan highlands.

New research indicates that humans are continuing to evolve, with specific adaptations observed in populations residing on the Tibetan Plateau.

A Chinese online influencer has been awarded US$73,500 by Tibet's tourism authority for a viral road trip video that promoted local tourism and garnered millions of likes.

A warning from China regarding water resources is deemed ineffective, as data indicates India's significant advantage due to its massive monsoon downpour compared to the dry Tibetan plateau.

A new book excerpt reveals details about the day Jawaharlal Nehru advised the Dalai Lama to return to Tibet. The account sheds light on a significant historical moment in India-Tibet relations.

A prominent Tibetan activist reportedly self-immolated at the United Nations, an act described as carefully timed.

Demonstrators carrying Tibet flags gathered outside Amalienborg Palace in Denmark during the visit of the Chinese Foreign Minister, who is scheduled for an audience with King Frederik.

China has implemented a new law mandating that its 55 recognized ethnic minorities, including Uyghurs and Tibetans, adhere to the cultural and religious guidelines of the Chinese Communist Party.

Tibetan and Uyghur representatives have urged countries at a United Nations meeting to pressure China to repeal a new Ethnic Unity and Progress Promotion Law, which they claim aims at erasing minority communities.

A Lithuanian woman shares her experience visiting a vibrant festival at the Hemis Monastery in Tibet, describing the unique sounds and the presence of Guru Rinpoche.

After being denied service, a woman reportedly attacked a police officer with kicks and bites before pulling down her shorts and allegedly defecating on the officer.

Robert Thurman, a prominent scholar of Tibetan Buddhism known as 'the Dalai Lama's man in America' and father of actress Uma Thurman, passed away last Tuesday at his home.

China is reportedly considering using AI algorithms to manage the global narrative surrounding Tibet, aiming to adapt to Western algorithms rather than fight them.

India's new ambassador to China, Vikram Doraiswami, has made his first visit to Tibet, signaling a potential thawing of relations between the two Asian neighbors.

The Sikyong, the head of the Tibetan government-in-exile, has stated that it remains to be seen whether communism will outlive the Dalai Lama or vice versa.

Jamyang, a Tibetan monk previously detained on allegations of maintaining contact with Tibetans living in exile, has disappeared amidst accusations of a crackdown.

Eerie images resembling science fiction or AI creations have been captured in the Tibetan sky, showing dozens of red sprites, which are massive electrical discharges of 'cold plasma' in the mesosphere.

Xizang (Tibet) plans to deepen its opening-up policies and actively promote foreign trade, aiming to boost its economic development and international engagement.

A Han-Tibetan couple in China is being highlighted for embodying ethnic unity through their dedication to public service, showcasing efforts towards social cohesion.

A focus on education in Xizang (Tibet) is providing children on the snowy plateau with more opportunities and choices for their future, as they return to campus.

Xizang (Tibet) is marking the 75th anniversary of its peaceful liberation, with experts gathering in Lhasa to review the region's development.

Xizang (Tibet) is successfully leveraging its rich ecological resources to drive economic development, demonstrating a model of sustainable growth.

Traditional Tibetan weaving is emerging as a new avenue for promoting rural prosperity, providing economic opportunities and preserving cultural heritage.

The population of Tibetan exiles is significantly decreasing. This decline is attributed to China's intensified control over the region.

AFP Fact Check has debunked an AI-generated video clip circulating online that falsely depicted the 'Chinese government tearing down a Tibetan temple'.

Xizang (Tibet) has reported a significant breakthrough in chromite exploration, potentially leading to new mineral resource discoveries in the region.

Parents in Tibet report that their children are losing their Tibetan mother tongue and increasingly identifying as Chinese due to the compulsory use of Mandarin in schools from an early age.

Five years after gaining internet fame as 'China’s most handsome man,' Tibetan herder Tenzing Tsondu, also known as Ding Zhen, has become a romantic film actor and tourism ambassador.

A family spent two years believing they were raising a Tibetan Mastiff, only to make the surprising discovery that their pet was, in fact, a bear.

The AI model Zeta is set to expand its application to include and promote the use of the Tibetan language. This initiative aims to enhance the digital presence and accessibility of the Tibetan language.

A Tibetan herder has transitioned into a movie star, gaining recognition in the film industry.

A recent police raid on a Tibetan Buddhist festival in Moscow has caused significant distress among Russia's Buddhist community, with implications for regions like Kalmykia.

China is reportedly pressuring Nepal to maintain distance from activities related to Tibet and Taiwan.

China has broken ground on a 50-megawatt concentrated solar power plant in Tibet at an altitude of 4,550 meters, making it the world’s highest-altitude parabolic trough solar thermal facility, amidst a global energy crisis.

Significant changes are being brought to the Tibetan Plateau, often referred to as the "roof of the world," impacting its environment and communities.

On March 31, 1959, the Dalai Lama fled Chinese repression in Tibet and was granted political asylum upon his arrival at the Indian border.

Xizang (Tibet) commemorates the 67th anniversary of the abolition of serfdom, marking a significant historical event for the region.

The Chinese Embassy urges Czech senators to refrain from interfering in matters concerning Tibet.

China has unveiled DeepZang, the first artificial intelligence model developed specifically for the Tibetan language, marking a significant advancement in linguistic AI.

First Tibetan tap dance drama to debut in Beijing  China Daily

Bookstore fosters love for Tibetan language among kids

Energy support initiatives are enabling Xizang (Tibet) to develop a cleaner and safer energy system.

China's National People's Congress has enshrined its policy of unconditional assimilation of ethnic groups into law, reflecting the belief that there should only be one source of political loyalty in China: the Communist Party.

Chinese President Xi Jinping has approved an 'ethnic unity law' that prioritizes the Chinese language across the territory, at the expense of languages like Tibetan and Uyghur, marking a step back for the recognition of ethnic diversity.

A group of Tibet supporters held a picket outside the Chinese Embassy in Vilnius, aiming to draw public and political attention to the deteriorating situation in Tibet and human rights violations by the Chinese government.

China is preparing to adopt a new law on 'ethnic unity' aimed at formalizing and accelerating the assimilation of minorities, a move critics warn could threaten the human rights, language, and culture of Uyghurs and Tibetans.

Czech climbers and environmentalists will raise the Tibetan flag on Sněžka mountain to commemorate the Tibetan uprising and protest increasing pressure on Tibetans, continuing a tradition started in 2019.

An official report indicates that 57 earthquakes have been recorded in the Sikkim-Nepal-Bhutan-Tibet region since February 9, highlighting ongoing seismic activity in the area.

Radio Free Asia (RFA) has resumed its broadcasts in Mandarin, Tibetan, and Uyghur, following a previous cut in government funding by US President Donald Trump.

The United States has appointed a new special envoy for Tibetan human rights, a move that China has previously criticized as interference in its internal affairs.