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Tibet
Change in Beijing, Change in Tibet?
With self-immolations continuing, Tibet has become a major challenge for the incoming Chinese leadership. Could changes at the top mean changes for Tibet?
China's Failure in Tibet
“To our knowledge most of the self-immolation cases in the Tibetan-inhabited regions are related to the instigation of the Dalai clique.”
The Interview: Robert Kaplan
“China may have unstable times ahead that could affect everything in the Asia-Pacific region…”
What West Doesn’t Get About China
The idea that China has a unified vision about its role in the world is misplaced. Excessive focus on nationalist voices, however loud, will do the U.S. and others no favors.
The Week in Asia
Coup rumors in China and India, and a Chinese economic slowdown feature in our weekly roundup of the news you might have missed this week in Asia.
China's Twitter War
Those looking for information on Tibet this month ran up against a wall of spam. A sign of things to come?
Aid for Arunachal Pradesh
Arunachal Pradesh is celebrating 25 years of statehood. With China in mind, India is keen to develop it.
Tibetans Burn Selves for Freedom
Under siege Tibetans are increasingly turning to self-immolation. Will the international community step up?
Nepal Balances Interests
The Diplomat speaks with Nepal’s ambassador to the United States about Tibet, India and ties with China.
Trouble Brewing in Tibet?
Reports that a former monk has set himself on fire is a further sign of the ongoing tensions in Tibet.
Why Inner Mongolia Matters
The protests that erupted after a herder was killed by a trucker highlight the conflicting interests in Inner Mongolia.
China Provokes Over Kashmir
Comments by the Chinese ambassador to Pakistan over stapled visas are a provocative move toward India.