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Tibet Benefiting From Regional Autonomy
What Tibetans fear most is the resumption of the pre-1959 feudal serfdom in Tibet and terrorist activities of "Tibet independence" forces
 US Using 'Tibet issue' to Keep Check on China
In the eye of Washington a socialist China with growing national strength is a major rival capable of challenging the US hegemony. Naturally, checking China's rise became the core objective of the US' China policy, while the "Tibet issue" was once again employed as an important and realistic means to attack China
 Tightening Is a Must, But How?
The subprime mortgage meltdown is taking its toll on the U.S. economy. Worries are now bubbling that the crisis may spill over to the nascent Chinese financial markets
 Chinese Ambassador to UK: If the West Could Listen Attentively to China
Why when it comes to China, the generalized accusations can easily be accepted without people questioning what exactly and specifically they mean
 Exposing Dalai Lama As a Dishonest Person
 
 Riots Against Welfare of Most Tibetans
The riots of March 14, coincided with the anniversary of the so-called "Tibet uprising" in 1959. Several monks in the Lhasa riot carried flags of the "snow lion", symbol of the so-called "Tibet independence" movement. This is solid proof that the Dalai clique has never given up efforts to separate Tibet from the rest of the country
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- US Using 'Tibet issue' to Keep Check on China
- Tightening Is a Must, But How?
- Chinese Ambassador to UK: If the West Could Listen Attentively to China
- Exposing Dalai Lama As a Dishonest Person
- Riots Against Welfare of Most Tibetans
- Commentary: Dalai Lama, a Scientist or a Swindler?
- Exposing the Dalai Lama as a Dishonest Person
- Interview: British Invasions Probed as Root Cause of Tibetan Separatism
- China to Deal With Global Slowdown
- Changing From Within
- We Need to Further Emancipate Minds
- China Threat, What Threat?
- Through the Looking Glass
- Being True Ourselves
- 'The West Is Polluting China'
- Rediscovering Africa
- Winds of Change Blow in Taiwan
- What the 2020 Plan Really Means
- Savior of the World Economy
- Who Will Suffer From Overpopulation?
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Newsmakers
PEOPLE & POINTS NO. 19, 2008
Jacques Rogge, President of the International Olympic Committee (IOC), has found the recipe for successful engagement with China

PEOPLE' & POINTS NO.18
Jin Jing, a torchbearer who was attacked by a "Tibet independence" activist during the Paris leg of the Beijing Olympic torch relay in early April, has received a late official greeting from the French Government

PEOPLE & POINTS NO.17, 2008
Chinese movie star Gong Li has been invited by the UN Environment Program (UNEP) to be Global Environmental Ambassador, and will be officially nominated along with two other well-known celebrities on the World Environment Day, June 5

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