Tucked away in the high reaches of the Tibetan plateau, around 100 miles north of the Nepal border, is a…
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Tibet Atrocities Determination Act: A Historic Push for Accountability
On April 29, 2026, U.S. Senators Jeff Merkley (D‑OR) and Rick Scott (R‑FL) introduced a new bipartisan bill named the…
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Tibet Votes in Exile: A Democracy Preparing for the Dalai Lama’s Future
For Tibetans living in exile, voting is more than a political exercise. It is an act of identity, memory, and…
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He Defended Tibet’s Language. China Gave Him 18 Years in Prison.
After spending eighteen years in prison for defending the right of Tibetans to preserve and use their language, Yeshe Sangpo…
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China’s Tibet Mega-Dam: Power, Risk, and Regional Politics on the Brahmaputra
China’s new hydropower project in Tibet is drawing global attention for its huge scale, high cost, and possible impact on…
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The Digital Frontline: China’s Information War and the “Epstein Files” Smear
In the high-stakes world of international diplomacy and information warfare, few figures draw the ire of the Chinese Communist Party…
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Tibet Faces Growing Silence as Independent Media and Radio Voices Disappear
In Tibet, it is becoming harder to know the truth. The Chinese government controls almost all news and media, spreading…
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Vision fading, spirit unbroken: A-Nya Sengdra’s fight for Tibet
The release of Tibetan activist A-nya Sengdra after seven years in a Chinese prison has reignited global concern over Beijing’s…
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Tibet’s Cultural Roots Under Siege
China’s decision to bar all Tibetan children under 18 from entering Buddhist monasteries is far more than an administrative rule;…
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Erasing a Birthplace: How China Uses Surveillance to Strangle Tibetan Identity
The recent installation of high-definition CCTV arrays around Taktser, a modest village in the Ammo region (modern-day Qinghai), marks a…
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