U.S. to China after demolition report: ‘End interference in Tibetan religious life’
Demolition of monks’ quarters aimed at reducing their population and making assimilation easier, sources tell RFA.
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Demolition of monks’ quarters aimed at reducing their population and making assimilation easier, sources tell RFA.
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Experts caution against xenophobia, but point to links between educational exchange and advocacy of China’s claims.

Letter appeared on website registered in South Korea with Singapore mailing address, RFA investigation reveals.

Visit to army memorial acknowledges China’s role in the war, downplayed by North Korea’s version of history.

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Shutting schools in Golog region, Qinghai province, comes three months after "ethnic unity law" enacted on July 1.
Beijing sent a message by sanctioning officials from Paraguay and Belize, but both remain loyal to Taipei.

Kim Aris talks to RFA after his first direct contact in 5 years with his mother, under house arrest in Myanmar.

Advocates demand full release of Myanmar's former leader after her first contact with family in 5 years.
Philippine government launches national security probes into Chinese influence.
Like Ream Naval Base in Cambodia, Ban Keun could lay the groundwork for increased Chinese presence, analysts said.
Myanmar military releases images of jailed former leader receiving books and letters from Britain’s King Charles.
Uzbekistan trip is a chance to reassert U.S. moral leadership by pressing the C5 to protect Uyghur communities.
Police are still investigating the firebombing of the Dalai Lama representative’s home office in South Africa.