• Copy of letter written by 14th Dalai Lama to Chairman Mao declassified 2011-06-01 | From:

    A copy of letter written by the 14th Dalai Lama to Chairman Mao in October 1951, the year marks the peaceful liberation of Tibet, has been now declassified to the public by the State Archive Administration, the China Daily reported in Beijing on Wednesday.

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  • 'Dalai's retirement will have little effect' 2011-05-20 | From:

    Padma Choling, chairman of the Tibet autonomous region, said the retirement of the 14th Dalai Lama will be like "a ripple in a swimming pool". He said the regional government and Tibetans are confident and capable of maintaining social stability regardless of what the D...

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  • Dalai's plan to retire nonsense Tibet top official 2011-03-11 | From:

    The Dalai Lama's announcement of his plan to step down as political head of the "exiled Tibetan government" is "absolutely meaningless", said a top legislator of the Tibet autonomous region on Thursday.

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  • Tibetan legislators shrug off Dalai Lama's "political show" 2011-03-11 | From:

    Tibetan legislators shrugged off the Dalai Lama's talk of "retirement" Thursday, saying it was merely his another lie, trick and "political show" that would not exert any impact on the stability of Tibet.

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  • Dalai Lama 'wolf in monk's robes': official 2011-03-08 | From:

    The Party chief of Tibet, Zhang Qingli, reiterated Monday that the Dalai Lama is a "wolf in monk's robes" and again blamed the Dalai clique for separating China.

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  • Dalai Lama's decease not to affect Tibet: official 2011-03-08 | From:

    The decease of the Dalai Lama will not exert any impact on the overall situation of Tibet, a high-ranking official said Monday.

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  • Selling out Tibet to India: the Dalai clique's possible moves in March 2011-03-03 | From:

    The Dalai Lama announced frequently that the south of China's Tibet Autonomous Region belonged to India. Up till present, it is not enough for the Dalai Lama to trade out the southern part of it, but the whole Tibet.

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  • What is the Dalai Lama busy with in India? 2011-03-03 | From:

    Claiming himself as son of India, trading Tibet to India, as well as dreaming of overthrowing the Communist Party of China, what he is doing this year seems much busier than before.

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