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Meta’s investigation into this campaign stemmed from its ongoing efforts to combat recidivist (repeat offender) networks. In Q3 2023, the company had previously taken down a similar influence operation from China, which targeted Tibet and Arunachal Pradesh through 12 fake accounts and seven groups.

Dharamsala, September 10, 2025 – Today, the Tibetan youth in exile offered the Life-Long Ceremony (tenshug) to His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama at the Tsuglagkhang Temple in Dharamsala. The ceremony is a formal prayer requesting His Holiness to live long and continue guiding the Tibetan people and all humanity.

The scale of the program this year is the largest since the initiative began in the 1980s, underscoring a long-term state strategy to educate Tibetan youth outside their homeland under a Mandarin-dominant, state-directed system.

Tenzin Taklha stands as a compelling example of dedication, integrity, and quiet leadership in today’s complex global landscape.

The bigger picture is clear. Xi’s message to Trump was not one of friendship, but of calculation. By saying “not while you’re president,” Xi was effectively signaling that China would simply wait him out. Combined with Beijing’s simultaneous efforts to weaken Trump’s presidency from trade pressure to cyber operations, the statement reads less like a promise and more like a taunt. Xi was telling Trump: “Your presidency is temporary. My rule is not. I will outlast you.” And as Taiwan knows too well, patience from Beijing has never meant peace, only preparation.

Tibetan environmental resistance is not extremism - it is the defense of life, land, and future generations. Nomads are not standing in the way of progress; they are protecting one of the planet’s most vital ecosystems from irreversible harm.

In a historic tribute coinciding with his 90th birthday, His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama, Tenzin Gyatso, has been announced as the recipient of the prestigious 2025 Gold Mercury Award for Peace and Visionary Governance. This recognition highlights his lifelong dedication to promoting non-violence, interfaith dialogue, compassion, and environmental sustainability. The award ceremony is scheduled to take place on March 31, 2025, in Dharamshala, India—the residence of the Tibetan spiritual leader and seat of the Tibetan government-in-exile.

Arc’teryx was founded in 1989 in Vancouver, but today it is owned by Anta Sports, a Hong Kong-listed giant with deep ties to Beijing. Anta has built its empire on securing favor in the Chinese domestic market, making Arc’teryx part of a broader portfolio of brands being promoted aggressively in China. Arc’teryx has come under fire after staging a massive fireworks display in Tibet’s fragile Himalayan region. What the company called “art” quickly revealed itself as a reckless stunt—one that not only contradicted Arc’teryx’s conservationist image but also exposed Beijing’s exploitative use of Tibet as a stage for propaganda.

In yet another move to tighten its grip over Tibetan culture and identity, China has forcibly relocated approximately 200 students from the Lhamo Kirti Monastery school in Amdo (present-day Sichuan province) to state-administered residential schools. This controversial action is part of Beijing's wider strategy to control Tibetan education and assimilate Tibetan identity, according to intelligence sources.

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