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Nepali villagers struggle to keep age old bull-fight tradition alive
The annual bull festival, which began over two centuries ago, continues to draw hundreds of revellers from across the nation despite the declining number of participating humpy bulls.
Canadian rights groups urge PM Mark Carney to raise human rights concerns during China visit
Ahead of Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's official visit to China, several leading human rights organisations and civil society groups in Canada have urged Ottawa to place human rights on par with trade and diplomatic engagement during talks with...
Outrage erupts after Chinese tourist caught desecrating sacred objects in Tibetan monastery
The viral footage shows the tourist drinking liquid directly from a shrine altar before pouring the remaining drink into a butter lamp, an action Tibetans say represents a grave violation of religious sanctity and cultural values. Tibetans online condemned...
UK warned of China’s expanding spy footprint as China pushes for mega embassy in London
Rights groups led by Free Tibet, along with several allied organisations, have renewed their campaign against China's proposed mega embassy at Royal Mint Court in London, arguing that the project poses grave national security threats and heightens risks for...
Pakistan: Markets, shops shut across Karachi as anti-encroachment action widens
Karachi authorities expanded an anti-encroachment drive, sealing auto spare parts and motorcycle markets over traffic congestion concerns. Officials cited repeated warnings and SOP violations, while traders criticised the move, warning it would harm businesses and the economy.
“Protests not due to sanctions but due to domestic economic mismanagement”: University of London’s Iran Expert on Iran protests
Speaking with ANI, the expert said, "The basic grievance is economic mismanagement and corruption, structural inefficiencies that have brought Iran to where it is today. It has nothing to do with sanctions or with the 12-day war with Israel,...
China’s Tibet dam push raises regional alarm over water security and control
China has confirmed the launch of a massive hydropower project on the lower reaches of the Yarlung Tsangpo River in Tibet, triggering renewed concerns over environmental risks, downstream water security and China's tightening grip over the region, as reported...
Tibetans in-exile express hopes for reunification, extend new year greetings
The Tibetans in-exile extended good wishes for the New Year 2026. While noting that the previous year was critical for Tibetans inside Tibet due to China's repression, they expressed hopes for the reunification of all the Tibetans living inside...
Xi says $170-bn Brahmaputra hydropower project on course
Xi Jinping stated Taiwan's reunification with China is inevitable. He highlighted advancements in China's defense, economy, and technology, including the commencement of the world's largest dam on the Brahmaputra River, near the Indian border. China has increased military drills...
CTA official urges Tibetan youth to serve community, preserve culture
Following this meeting on Wednesday, an awareness program was conducted for the institute's students at Atisha Hall, attended by Geshe Ngawang Tenphel, the President of the Regional Tibetan Freedom Movement, and the Head of Department, Geshe Tenzin Norbu, according...















