An American media professional, Zachary Lundquist (Huang Hao), advised China to adapt to Western algorithms instead of fighting them to improve its narrative on Tibet. Speaking at the Second Xizang International Communication Conference in Lhasa, he noted that algorithms learn associations over time, creating information cocoons.
Çin'in Qinghai eyaletinde 6.3 büyüklüğünde deprem meydana geldi. Depremde 1 kişi hayatını kaybetti, 8 kişi yaralandı. Okullar ve kömür madenleri tahliye edildi.
Tibet held its main event for the 2026 Cultural and Natural Heritage Day in Lhasa on June 13th. The event, themed 'Cultural Relics Belong to the People, Serve the People,' announced the first batch of provincial-level archaeological park lists, including the Qu Gong site, which is crucial for understanding prehistoric societies on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. The initiative aims to strengthen the protection and utilization of significant archaeological sites.
Indian Ambassador Doraiswami visited Tibet to review arrangements for Indian pilgrims heading to Mount Kailash (Gang Renpoche) and Lake Manasarovar (Mapam Yun Tso), with Zhao Peng briefing on facilities and hosting the delegation for dinner, marking a step in Sino-Indian bilateral ties rebuilding.
Tibet's Nyalam Border Inspection Station opened a "life rescue green channel" to expedite the exit procedures for a critically ill Nepali patient and their family, facilitating their urgent return to Nepal via the Zhangmu port. The patient had been receiving treatment in Tianjin, China.
Chinese scholars are pushing for high-quality Tibetan studies to counter Western narratives that they claim distort history and aim to split Tibet from China. They emphasize archaeological evidence and historical documents to assert Tibet's connection to the Chinese civilization.
China's United Front Work Department head Li Ganjie urged Tibet academics to find creative ways to shape the global conversation about Tibet while adhering to Communist Party ideology, citing the region's critical stage of stability and development.
Tibet Border Inspection Station concluded its 2nd instructor qualification and course competition, fostering professional teaching skills among 36 officers and developing 10 "station-level instructors" and 11 "quality courses" to enhance the immigration management force.
Tibet is deepening its efforts to foster ethnic unity, focusing on building a strong sense of community among all ethnic groups. The region has seen success in creating demonstration zones and units, promoting inter-ethnic integration, and strengthening legal frameworks to support these initiatives.
Tibet celebrates 75 years since peaceful liberation, highlighting historical transformations under CCP leadership. Key achievements include poverty alleviation, economic growth, and improved living standards, with a focus on ecological preservation and clean energy development.
Tibet's "14th Five-Year Plan" (2021-2025) concludes with significant achievements in economic growth, improved living standards, ecological preservation, and border security. The region's GDP surpassed 300 billion yuan, with key indicators ranking high nationally. The "15th Five-Year Plan" aims to further solidify Tibet's role as a national security and ecological civilization high ground.
On May 23, 2026, 34 scholars from Tibetan Buddhism's Gelug, Sakya, and Jonang schools were awarded the 'Tuoranba' senior academic degree at the China Tibetan Language Advanced Buddhist Academy in Beijing, marking the 75th anniversary of Tibet's peaceful liberation.
Tibetan Australians are using cultural celebrations and activism to preserve their heritage and advocate for the Dalai Lama's succession, resisting Chinese government interference.
Tibetan Australians are using cultural practices like dance and language schools to preserve their identity amid China's attempts to control the succession of the Dalai Lama. The community in Australia is actively engaging with politicians to advocate for the Dalai Lama's spiritual authority over his reincarnation.
An international symposium in Lhasa discussed Tibet's development over 75 years since its peaceful liberation. Foreign scholars highlighted progress from feudal serfdom to modern civilization, emphasizing improved human rights, cultural preservation, and bilingual education.
A researcher highlights Tibet's modernization through individual stories and technological advancements, showcasing ethnic integration and cultural preservation.
Tibet's economy is experiencing a significant boom, with GDP growth of 6.1% in Q1, surpassing the national average. Key drivers include a surge in clean energy production and infrastructure investment, leading to 8 economic indicators ranking first nationally. This growth is improving livelihoods and positioning Tibet as a strategic hub.
Since Tibet's peaceful liberation 75 years ago, generations of aid cadres have contributed to its transformation. Central government policies, including those emphasized by Xi Jinping, have supported Tibet's long-term stability and high-quality development, with multiple high-level meetings and visits underscoring this commitment.
Tibet, celebrating 75 years since its peaceful liberation and International Day for Biological Diversity, boasts excellent ecological quality. Over 50% of its land is under ecological red lines, with significant population recoveries for Tibetan antelopes and black-necked cranes. Conservation efforts involve government, communities, and social organizations, highlighting the region's commitment to biodiversity.
The number of Tibetans escaping to India and Nepal has drastically fallen, making information about conditions inside Tibet scarce. China's increased surveillance and border control, coupled with Nepal's alignment with Beijing, have made escape nearly impossible.
艾麦尔·赛迪力, a 16-year-old from Xinjiang, moved to Tibet's Rebang Township in 2006. Over 20 years, he learned Tibetan, built a business, and became a beloved member of the community, known as "Rebang Son-in-law."
Five years after Tibetan herder Tenzing Tsondu was hailed as “China’s most handsome man” for a seven-second video clip, he is now a romance film actor who dreams about more experiences in the wider world. Known by his Mandarin name Ding Zhen, he gained overnight fame across the nation, after a travel photographer’s seven-second clip showing his pure smile went viral in November 2020. The account he newly registered on a social media platform garnered two million followers in one day. Many people...
French President Emmanuel Macron stated in interviews with Japanese broadcaster NHK and at Seoul's Yonsei University that France does not want to be under the hegemony of China or the United States, emphasizing the objective of avoiding becoming 'vassals of two hegemonic powers.' He also met with the Dalai Lama's representative to the EU in late March, expressing his high esteem for the exiled Tibetan spiritual leader.
A senior Chinese official who oversees religious and ethnic minority affairs has called for China to “strengthen” the education, training and management of Tibetan Buddhist personnel. Li Ganjie, head of the Communist Party’s United Front Work Department and a member of the now 22-man Politburo, made the call during a trip to Tibetan areas in western China, state news agency Xinhua reported on Wednesday. He visited several religious organisations and study institutions in the Tibetan autonomous...
