Tibetan Monasteries Closed to Outside Visitors on Dalai Lama’s Birthday

Chinese authorities fanned out throughout Tibetan locations of China over the weekend, warning Tibetan monasteries not to host “outside visitors” throughout the 85 th birthday on July 6 of banished spiritual leader the Dalai Lama, a source in exile stated. Locations covered by the restriction consisted of monasteries in western China’s Sichuan and Qinghai provinces, […]

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Fire Visible From China Destroys Train and Warehouse at North Korean Station

A fire at a train station in the North Korean city of Sinuiju ruined a freight train bring numerous lots of cooking oil from China and a warehouse full of freight, witnesses who saw the blaze from throughout the Chinese border informed RFA Friday. People in Dandong, China, throughout the Yalu river border from Sinuiju […]

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Rights Lawyer Sues Over Torture, Humiliation in China’s Tianjin

Chinese human rights lawyer Wang Quanzhang, who just recently served a four-and-a-half- year prison term for “subversion,” has actually submitted an official problem versus his treatment at the hands of police authorities, he informed RFA. Speaking on the anniversary of the July 9, 2015 crackdown on human rights legal representatives, law office and associated activists, […]

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Uyghur Missing 35 Family Members in Xinjiang

Memetrusul Hesen an ethnic Uyghur from Kashgar (in Chinese, Kashi) prefecture, in northwest China’s Xinjiang Uyghur Self-governing Area (XUAR) who is currently living in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, has actually not had any type of contact with 35 members of his family, all of whom live back in Kashgar’s Kargilik (Yecheng) county, for more than 4 years […]

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Myanmar Leader Triggers Debate With ‘Illegal’ Reference to Dead Jade Scavengers

Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi raised eyebrows when she referred to current victims of a jade mine landslide that eliminated a minimum of 172 people recently as “illegal” in an online chat in which she regreted the absence of appropriate tasks in the nation. Heavy rains triggered stacks of loose dirt and debris to […]

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China’s Coast Guard Shows Up at Vanguard Bank Again

Less than a week after China sent out a study vessel into Vietnamese waters, vessel-tracking software application shows that the China Coast Guard has actually appeared at Vanguard Bank, an understood South China Sea flashpoint in between Vietnam and China. The coastguard ship came within 30 nautical miles of a Vietnamese oil well, and its […]

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Corruption, Weak Rule of Law Cited as Myanmar Probes Latest Jade Disaster

A team selected by the Myanmar federal government to penetrate a huge landslide at a jade mine in northern Myanmar has actually started its examination into the fatal mishap that eliminated a minimum of 172 people, a Kachin state official stated Tuesday. Heavy rains triggered stacks of loose dirt and debris to collapse on July […]

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Taiwan Would Welcome Visit by Tibet’s Dalai Lama, Foreign Ministry Says

Taiwan would welcome a visit by banished Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama, a foreign ministry representative stated on Monday, including that any invite would be dealt with under “relevant rules” if a demand to visit is gotten. The Dalai Lama is “welcome to come to Taiwan again to propagate the Buddhist teachings,” spokesperson Joanne […]

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Two US Aircraft Carriers Sail in South China Sea as Tensions Mount

For the first time in a number of years, the United States has actually released two attack aircraft carrier in the South China Sea, the U.S. Navy stated Monday, right after China bent its own marine muscle with a military workout in the challenged Paracel Islands. The military maneuvers indicate increasing tensions in the area, […]

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