The Latest Breaking News from Tibet

Hundreds of Tibetans are marching outside the Swiss headquarters of the International Olympic Committee, demanding freedom for their homeland as Beijing prepares to host the Winter Games

The 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics are opening with the same concerns that loomed over the 2008 Beijing Olympics: China's record on human rights and its treatment of Tibetans and Uyghur Muslims in western China

These dogs who were bred and cared for in a Chinese culture where they were valued deeply as working animals and family members

‘Matrix Resurrections’ performed underwhelmingly in China with a $7.5m ( £5.5m) opening weekend, as some attributed it to Reeves’ participation in the concert

These 15 small venues – all run or founded by immigrants to Britain – are part of the fabric of the nation’s high streets. But after two hellish years, can they survive?

At 86, the Dalai Lama is beloved around the globe for his promotion of world peace, religious harmony and the need for climate action. But while the Western world protests China’s human rights abuses, the Dalai Lama is eerily quiet. The spiritual leader of Tibet remains hopeful for a better…

KOLKATA: Forest officials have busted a racket in Kolkata that used to sell and transport banned, but expensive, Shahtoosh shawls — manufactured from the skin of Tibetan antelope, a schedule I protected animal. Each shawl ranges between Rs 3 lakh to Rs 10 lakh, and one shawl apparently requires poaching…

The Thai Textile Society presents a lecture, "Tibetan Textiles", conducted by Alex Kerr at his residence at City Lake Tower, Sukhumvit 16, on Saturday at 10am.