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Tibet Marks Anniversary With Songs, Dances, Reminders of Communist Rule
BEIJING (Reuters) -Tibet marked its 60th year as a Chinese autonomous region on Thursday with songs, dances and a parade in its capital Lhasa with thousands cheering, holding little red flags, amid placards telling all to heed the Communist Party's leadership.
The trip underscores Beijing’s focus on tightening party control over ethnic minorities, especially in the restive region.
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Xi takes jab at Dalai Lama in Tibet, says ‘religious affairs’ must ‘adapt to socialist society’
Chinese President Xi Jinping took a jab at the Dalai Lama while in Tibet, alluding to a need for greater control over "religious affairs." ...
Plans to build India’s biggest dam in the north-eastern state are facing opposition. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more ...
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As China Ignores International Criticism Over Human Rights In Tibet, Life On Ground Becomes Harsher
Human Rights Watch reports dozens of arrests since 2021 in Tibetan areas for phone and internet “offences,” including ...
From controversial anniversary celebrations in Tibet to Labubu's profit surge and a 'racist' watch advert - here are three things you might have missed from China this week.
China’s top political adviser has stressed the Communist Party’s “strong leadership” in a speech reviewing decades of ...
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