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Nepal rain fury: 27 killed, 4 missing in landslides, floods since September 24
At least 27 persons have been killed in incidents triggered by heavy rainfall across Nepal over the past few days, officials said on Monday. Four persons remain missing, while eight were injured in the monsoon-induced incidents from September 24...
Tibetan Activist Completes Eight-Day Delhi–Dharamsala Run-and-Walk
By Tenzin Chokyi DHARAMSALA, 29 Sept: Tibetan activist Tashi Thakchoe, 59, on Monday completed a Delhi-Dharamsala run-and-walk, arriving at McLeod Ganj Main Square after eight days on the road to raise awareness about Tibet and appeal for greater participation...
A Letter to His Holiness the Dalai Lama from a Tibetan in Tibet
Humbly addressed to Kyabgön Yishin Norbu, the Wish-Fulfilling Jewel, refuge of myself and all beings in this life and the next.
New Tibet Autonomous Region Party Secretary vows to prioritize national security and ‘stability,’ deepen ‘anti-separatist struggle’
September 28, 2026 China’s new party secretary of the so-called Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR), Hu Changsheng, has vowed to “deepen the anti-separatist struggle” and “resolutely ensure long-term stability and security,” signaling a continuation of Beijing’s repressive policies in the...
A Remarkable Child Who Connected Nepal to the Buddhist World
Nepal honoured Bhrikuti, Bhelsa Tritsun in Tibetan, who was married to Tibet’s 33rd Yarlung Dynasty King Songtsen Gampo, the founder of the 7th to 9th century Tibetan empire, as a National Luminary in 1955 for being a bearer of...
Tibetan community in Australia raises concerns over China’s ethnic unity law
The two-day meeting began with the traditional offering of ceremonial khatags before the portrait of His Holiness the Dalai Lama, followed by the Tibetan and Australian national anthems and a moment of silence in honour of Tibetan martyrs. Representatives...
Tibet Peace Rally Marathon Reaches Day Five on Ottawa–Toronto Route
DHARAMSALA, 28 Sept: The 7th Peace Rally Marathon for Tibet reached its fifth day on Sunday, with a five-member delegation completing another leg of their 450-kilometre run from Ottawa to Toronto to draw international attention to human rights in...
Education Council and Advisory Committee Holds its 14th Meeting in Dharamshala
Dharamshala: The two-day 14th meeting of the Central Tibetan Administration’s Education Council and Advisory Committee began earlier this morning at the Department of Education’s conference hall. The meeting focused on reviewing previous resolution, improving educational curricula, strengthen efforts to...
The Middle Way Has Outlived Its Moment
By Khedroob Thondup When His Holiness the Dalai Lama proposed the Middle Way Approach, it was an act of visionary pragmatism. By renouncing independence and seeking “genuine autonomy” within the People’s Republic of China, he offered Beijing a compromise:...
Nepal Avalanche: 2 Killed and 14 Feared Missing After Deadly Avalanche at Himlung Himal Base Camp; Rescue Operation Underway
Authorities in Nepal's Manang district have recovered the bodies of 2 people from the Himlung Himal Base Camp this morning. It comes after a deadly avalanche struck the base camp yesterday. 14 people are still feared to be missing....
Kalon Kunga Tashi Attends 35th Founding Anniversary of Gu-Chu-Sum and Photo Exhibition Documenting Demonstrations Inside Tibet
Dharamshala: On 27 September 2026, Kalon Kunga Tashi of the Department of Security, Central Tibetan Administration (CTA), attended a photo exhibition documenting demonstrations inside Tibet and a commemoration marking the 35th anniversary of the founding of the Gu-Chu-Sum Movement...
TRIBUNE EXCLUSIVE: China will tilt BRICS, use Dalai Lama succession to push border claims, warns Lobsang Sangay
In an exclusive interview with The Tribune, Lobsang Sangay, former Sikyong of the Central Tibetan Administration, speaks to Ujwal Jalali on China’s growing influence in BRICS, the future of India-China ties, the Dalai Lama’s succession, Himalayan water security, the...
Tibetan Frontline Magazine : Fifth Edition Sep 2026 Out Now
Tibetan Frontline Magazine Sep 2026 EditionDownloadThe post Tibetan Frontline Magazine : Fifth Edition Sep 2026 Out Now first appeared on Tibetan Frontline.
Activist Sonam Wangchuk clarifies remarks comparing Ladakh situation to Tibet, apologises to Tibetan friends
(TibetanReview.net, Sep27’26) – Environmentalist as well as education and Ladakh activist Sonam Wangchuk has on Sep 26 clarified remarks he had made on the first anniversary of the violence-marred demonstration in the Union Territory’s capital Leh on Sep 24,...
The Tibetan Diaspora in America Shows Xi That Tibet Cannot Be Silenced
By Khedroob Thondup For decades, Beijing has tried to erase Tibet from the global stage. Xi Jinping’s government has passed laws designed to suffocate Tibetan culture, restrict religious practice, and criminalize dissent. Yet despite these efforts, the Tibetan issue...
UNHRC side event highlights human rights concerns over Tibetan children
A side event held during the 63rd Session of the United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva focused on concerns surrounding the rights, education, language, cultural identity and religious freedom of Tibetan children, according to the Central Tibetan Administration...
Avalanche at Himlung Himal base camp in Nepal leaves 10 missing
At least 10 people have gone missing after an avalanche struck the base camp of Himlung Himal in western Nepal, bordering Tibet, expedition organisers confirmed on Sunday.
Why the Official Policy of the Tibetan Government-in-Exile Can Only Be the ‘Middle Way’
OPINION Bembya Mitruev* argues that the middle way policy, “the only sustainable official policy of the Central Tibetan Administration”, envisioned by His Holiness the Dalai Lama way back in the 1970s, is an outcome of rigorous democratic and legal...
Tibetan diaspora in America shows Xi that Tibet cannot be silenced
In cities like Minneapolis, New York, and San Francisco, Tibetan-Americans have rebuilt monasteries, organized cultural festivals, and taught Tibetan language to younger generations. For decades, Beijing has tried to… The post Tibetan diaspora in America shows Xi that Tibet cannot...
‘I deeply apologise’: Wangchuk over Ladakh-Tibet comparison
Fresh controversy erupts ahead of LAB-KDA-MHA talks in October
Nepal floods: 1,453 dead, nearly 5,300 still missing a month after disaster
A month after the devastating flash floods hit Nepal’s central and northern districts, at least 1,453 people have died and 5,285 remain unaccounted for, according to National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority (NDRRMA). NDRRMA said the bodies of...
Inks slowly start to fade from faces on wall; one month after Nepal floods
One month has passed since the devastating Nepal floods, which have left over five thousand missing and at least 1451 deaths confirmed to date.
Second Session of 18th Tibetan Parliament-in-Exile Concludes
Dharamshala, 25 September 2026: The 18th Tibetan Parliament-in-Exile successfully concluded its second session after deliberating on the reports of the seven departments of the Central Tibetan Administration, amendments to the Rules of the Public Service Commission (PSC), passing resolution...
President of Uyghur Center for Democracy alleges continued detention, forced labour of Uyghurs in China
Concerns over China's policies toward Uyghurs were raised by Dolkun Isa, President, Uyghur Center for Democracy, on the sidelines of the 63rd session of the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) in Geneva. Speaking in Geneva, Isa said China's...

























