China’s silence on the fate of the 11th Panchen Lama, Gedhun Choekyi Nyima, is not merely a Tibetan issue—it is a global test of religious freedom, human rights,… The post 30 years of Panchen Lama’s disappearance appeared first on...

The India-Russia relationship must be understood for what it is today, not what it was 50 years ago. It is no longer the sentimental bond of the Cold War; it is an interest-based partnership that survives only as long...

Renaming is a classic tool of colonization. By calling Tibet Xizang, Beijing seeks to fold Tibet into the cartography of ‘China proper,’ stripping away its distinctiveness. The post Tibet will never be Xizang appeared first on The Sunday Guardian.

The Berlin Declaration on Uyghur Women’s Rights and Freedom, adopted during the International Uyghur Women’s Dialogue, offers not only a searing indictment of China’s state-sponsored oppression but is also a clarion call for moral leadership from the global community....

China’s Xinjiang “boarding schools” erase Uyghur identity through forced Mandarin education and separation from families—education turned into cultural annihilation. The post Language as Target, Children as Victims: Inside China’s ‘Education’ Campaign in Xinjiang appeared first on The Sunday Guardian.

What connected the honorees was not ideology, religion, or ethnicity. It was the understanding that freedom is not merely a right; it is a responsibility. The post The Courage to Stand When the World Looks Away appeared first on...

Beneath the shimmering salt lakes of the Tibetan Plateau lies a resource China covets: lithium, the “white gold” powering the global electric vehicle revolution. In 2025, China began… The post China’s lithium rush in Tibet appeared first on The...

The Busan summit signified a tactical truce rather than a structural reconciliation. Professor Jin Canrong captured this dynamic aptly: ‘The more likely path is this—talk a bit, delay a bit; talk again, delay again. So, don’t expect some grand...

Japan’s foreign policy towards China has been marked by caution, economic pragmatism, and strategic ambiguity. The post Japan’s new PM must speak out on Tibet appeared first on The Sunday Guardian.

Treasury Secretary Bessent may not, but several other Trump appointees understand and appreciate the importance of India in the securing from domination by the PRC the waters of the Indo-Pacific The post India Central in Indo-Pacific security appeared first...