dimanche 15 septembre 2013 par jamphel — Flash News
[dalailama.com] Prague, Czech Republic, 14 September 2013 – This morning, after three days in Vilnius, Lithuania, His Holiness the Dalai Lama flew to Prague, capital of the Czech Republic. He was received at the Airport by Karel Schwarzenberg, former Foreign Minister in the Czech government and (...)
PRAGUE: His Holiness the Dalai Lama will deliver the opening address of Forum 2000 Conference Societies in Transition during a four days visit to the Czech Republic capital Prague. His Holiness the Dalai Lama will arrive in the Czech Republic today (14 September) at the invitation of Forum 2000 (...)
[AFP] VILNIUS — The Dalai Lama said Friday he believed China was being “more realistic” about Tibet after decades of what he termed failed hardline policy. Beijing has long accused Tibet’s exiled spiritual leader of encouraging separatism and violence, but the Nobel Peace laureate said Friday he is (...)
[dalailama.com] Vilnius, Lithuania, 13 September 2013 – At the Academy of Arts once more, the first of His Holiness the Dalai Lama’s engagements today was a meeting with Buddhists and supporters of Tibet. He began by paying his respects before an image of the Buddha that had been set up to one (...)
By Ilaria Maria Sala [The Wall Street Journal] LUMBINI, Nepal: The plain of Terai, a poor agricultural land crossed by holy rivers, straddles the border between Nepal and India. Its sweltering summers see temperatures climb above 100 degrees, but this parched terrain might be on the verge of (...)
[Press Trust of India] TEZPUR: A group of 15 Buddhist monks (Lamas) from Ladakh visited Tawang and other Buddhist monasteries in Arunachal Pradesh under the aegis of the Army. For the first time, the Lamas ventured outside the rugged region of Ladakh to visit one of the most important Buddhist (...)
DHARAMSHALA: Tibetan political leader Dr. Lobsang Sangay has congratulated the newly elected prime ministers of Australia and Norway for their recent election victories, and thanked the people and government of the two countries for their long-standing support for the Tibetan people. “On behalf (...)
vendredi 13 septembre 2013 par jamphel — Flash News
DHARAMSHALA: A Lithuanian member of the European Parliament on Wednesday said Lithuanians have a moral debt to the Dalai Lama and described the Tibetan spiritual leader as a global symbol of non-violence. “We have a moral debt to the Dalai Lama. He is a global symbol of non-violence,” said (...)
[Human Rights Watch] Criminalizing Postings Government Deems Critical a Major Step Backward (New York) – The Chinese government’s new official judicial interpretation expanding existing law to punish “online rumors” is a major blow to freedom of expression in China, Human Rights Watch said today. The (...)
[dalailama.com] Vilnius, Lithuania, 12 September 2013 – People in Vilnius could be heard expressing surprise about the unusually good weather for the time of year, attributing it to His Holiness the Dalai Lama’s presence in the city. He laughed off the suggestion, pointing out that if he had any (...)