China Tibet policy

The CCP’s strategy for consolidating control over Tibet centers on “sinicizing” Tibetan Buddhism.

Trainings and relocations of Tibetan nomads and farmers are aimed more at political stability than poverty alleviation.

A Tibetan leader presses the U.S. to punish China for crimes against humanity.

Beyond tokenism, the concurrent appointment of Robert Destro to the position does not signify much.

Today's Chinese nationalism is built on CCP loyalty and Han culture and identity – and thus leaves out a large number of China’s people.

It is impossible to understand the transformation of a population into a political “card” without understanding Tibet’s early 20th century.

Talk of a “Tibet card” in India’s hands is not new, but is New Delhi likely to play it?

The Chinese state has used the coronavirus pandemic to deepen its advance into the private and devotional lives of Tibetans.

Tibetans know the surveillance risks, but many choose to give up privacy for convenience.

With the U.S. ambassador's visit, Tibet may again be poised to play a larger role in US-China relations.

Can the Act actually inspire China to loosen restrictions on travel to Tibet?