As the 90th birthday of His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama approaches, celebrations are taking place around the world except in #Tibet, where the people who revere him most are unable to mark the occasion freely. In #Lhasa, the traditional seat of Tibetan spiritual and political life, there are no visible signs of celebration. The #PotalaPalace stands quiet, the #GadenPhodrang is silent, and the atmosphere is one of enforced suppression, not cultural omission.
OpenAI has revealed that Chinese groups are increasingly using its AI tools—like ChatGPT—for covert operations online, including spreading political propaganda and supporting cyberattacks. In...
In 2025, China’s disinformationcampaigns have metastasized into full-scale psychologicalwarfare. No longer content with censorship at home, Beijing has declared war on truth itself. This is not “soft power.” This is sabotage dressed in the language of diplomacy, algorithmic colonization wrapped in hashtags and AI-generated smog. From Manila to Montreal, from Twitter to TikTok, China is vomiting out fake narratives with mechanical precision and imperial arrogance. Here's how the CCP poisons the global information stream, erases reality, and reshapes it to its liking with malice, method, and military coordination.
On June 16, 2025, Chinese authorities sentenced Sherab, the abbot of Yena Monastery, to four years in prison. Gonpo, the monastery’s chief administrator, received a three-year sentence. Both men were charged for leading peaceful protests against the construction of the massive Gangtuo hydropower dam project a part of China’s 13-dam cascade planned for the upper reaches of the Drichu.
In a blistering new report released on June 4, 2025, the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) has lifted the veil on what it calls China’s “grey-zone infrastructure strategy” on the Tibetan Plateau — a slow, calculated campaign of control disguised as development.
From colossal dam projects that strangle Asia’s water sources to digital surveillance systems that map and monitor ethnic Tibetans with Orwellian precision, the CSIS warns: China’s blueprint for Tibet is not just about bridges and tunnels — it’s about power without war.
In a closed-door meeting that reeked more of imperial theatre than spiritual dialogue, Xi Jinping met with Gyaltsen Norbu, the Chinese Communist Party’s handpicked "Panchen Lama" on June 6, 2025, inside the iron-clad walls of Zhongnanhai. The message was clear: Tibetan Buddhism will bow or it will break.
