GoLaxy: China’s AI‑Fueled Propaganda Engine. A New Breed of Threat
Beijing’s GoLaxy, once a quiet analytics firm, has emerged as the forefront of a new era in state propaganda. Armed with AI tools and cloaked in the guise of sentiment‑tracking, it’s become a cold, efficient engine for influence.
When the Dharma Fell Silent – The Death of Tulku Hungkar Dorje
In the stillness of Tibet’s highlands, his name once carried warmth. Tulku Hungkar Dorje Rinpoche was known not only for his teachings but for his quiet acts of compassion. He built schools for nomad children, opened clinics for the poor, and turned his monastery in Gade County into a refuge of both faith and service.
28 European Nations Condemn China’s Oppression in Tibet at UN Human Rights Council
Geneva, March 21, 2025 – In a powerful display of international solidarity, 28 European nations have issued a scathing rebuke of China’s relentless human rights abuses in Tibet. During the 58th session of the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) in Geneva, Miroslaw Broilo, Poland’s Permanent Representative to the UN, delivered a joint statement demanding accountability from Beijing.
“We are deeply concerned about the situation in China, particularly in Tibet and Xinjiang (East Turkistan),” Broilo declared. “The treatment of human rights defenders, lawyers, and journalists is alarming. China must refrain from transnational repression.”
Tibetan Woman Detained Amid Controversy Over Closure of Historic Ragya Sherig Norbuling School
In a troubling development, Chinese authorities have arrested a Tibetan woman, Zomkyi, for allegedly spreading rumours about the recent closure of the Ragya Sherig Norbuling school, a revered Tibetan educational institution.
Canada’s China Pivot: A Requiem for Prudence
When Canada’s prime minister stood beside Xi Jinping in Beijing in January 2026 and spoke of “adapting to the world as it is,” it sounded like realism. In truth, it was resignation. History has never been kind to nations that confuse accommodation with prudence, especially when dealing with a one-party state that treats diplomacy as an extension of control rather than cooperation.
Tibetans Voice Alarm Over Illegal Mining in Tsonga Township, Tibet
Since August 7, 2020, aggressive mining in Tsonga Township's mountainous regions has led to severe ecological deterioration, triggering floods, landslides, rampant deforestation, and soil degradation. Livestock displacement and agricultural barrenness have further jeopardized local livelihoods, threatening the very survival of approximately 1,730 residents who depend on farming and herding.
Tibetans Protest in Paris as French Museums Face Backlash Over ‘Xizang’ Rebranding
Paris became the center of a heated debate over historical representation this weekend as around 800 Tibetan activists and supporters rallied in front of...
China’s Aggressive Tactics in the South China Sea: A Bully on the High Seas
In the early hours of June 17, a Philippine resupply ship entered waters near the Ren'ai Reef, also known as Second Thomas Shoal. The Chinese Coast Guard responded by taking "control measures," accusing the Philippine vessel of illegal entry. Despite repeated warnings from China, the Philippine ship proceeded with its mission, leading to a confrontation.
Arunachal Woman Alleges Harassment at Shanghai Airport, Says Officials Called Her Passport “Invalid”
A routine transit stop turned into an 18-hour nightmare for an Arunachal Pradesh–born Indian woman after Chinese immigration officers at Shanghai Pudong Airport allegedly declared her Indian passport “invalid”. India responds.
U.S. Implements Travel Ban on Chinese Officials Curbing Access to Tibet
Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced new visa restrictions on Chinese officials Monday, citing China’s continued obstruction of foreign access to the Tibet Autonomous Region. The move is in line with the Reciprocal Access to Tibet Act of 2018, which mandates consequences for Chinese officials involved in blocking entry to Tibet for American diplomats, journalists, and tourists.