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Why China’s $167 Billion Mega-Dam Project in Tibet Is So Controversial
China has started construction of the world’s biggest hydroelectric dam, a project that’s set to be far larger than the Three Gorges Dam — already the world’s biggest single source of green power — and more expensive than the International Space Station.
The investment is set to benefit hydropower plant and grid equipment makers, but some analysts warn that market enthusiasm ...
Dharamshala-based Central Tibetan Administration says the destruction took place in late May or June at Lungrab Zang-ri near ...
Persecution in Tibet: More schools use Chinese as the main teaching language, denying a people their culture. Dare to question the policy and land in prison.
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US Congress hosts captive nations briefing as ETGE, Tibet call for independence, condemn China's oppressionA congressional briefing focused on Captive Nations took place in the Rayburn House Office Building of the US Congress to ...
China has officially launched construction of what experts call the world’s largest hydropower project, a colossal dam on the ...
China's insistence that it will identify the next Dalai Lama foreshadows the chance that followers will have to decide who ...
Amid rising tensions, the Dalai Lama affirms only Tibetans can decide his reincarnation-rejecting China’s interference.
Wu Yingjie, a former Communist Party chief of China's Tibet region who was sanctioned by the United States and Canada over ...
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