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In Conversation with Tenzyn Zöchbauer, the Executive Director of Tibet Initiative Deutschland

Since 1989, Tibet Initiative Deutschland (TID) has been a powerful voice for Tibetan self-determination and human rights in Europe. In this in-depth interview, the Executive Director reflects on how TID has evolved into one of Europe’s most influential Tibet advocacy organizations—shaping German foreign policy debates, exposing China’s transnational repression, and amplifying Tibetan voices in the digital age. From fighting cultural genocide through awareness campaigns on colonial boarding schools to building international coalitions, TID continues to champion Tibetan rights despite growing global challenges.

BRICS : A new geopolitical center point?

BRICS Expansion Signals Shift in Global Power Dynamics Amid Internal Divisions

Editor1 year ago1 year ago08 mins

Explore the expanding influence and challenges of BRICS as it grows beyond five members, reshaping global economics and politics amid internal divisions and rivalries.

The Dalai Lama confirms the continuation of his spiritual institution

Dalai Lama Affirms Continuation Amid China’s Tightening Grip on Succession

Editor1 year ago1 year ago07 mins

The Dalai Lama confirms the continuation of his spiritual institution, asserting that the Gaden Phodrang Trust will solely oversee his succession—rejecting any Chinese interference and reaffirming Tibetan religious autonomy

FAKE NEWS MENACE by The New York Times and CNN

Editor1 year ago1 year ago08 mins

In a polarized media landscape, The New York Times and CNN have faced accusations of spreading misleading information. This report examines ten instances where these outlets were criticized for inaccurate or biased reporting, from the Hunter Biden laptop story to the Covington Catholic incident. Supported by retractions, lawsuits, and contradictory evidence, these cases highlight the challenges of maintaining journalistic integrity and the importance of critical media consumption.

Remembering the June 15 Uyghur Student Demonstration

Editor1 year ago1 year ago08 mins

June 15 marks a significant day—the 37th anniversary of the 1988 Student Demonstration, one of the most unforgettable acts of resistance in Uyghur history.

Tree not Tesla Campaign Against Elon Musk in Australia

‘Trees Not Tesla’: Australian City’s Protest Sparks Debate Over Environment and Elon Musk

Editor1 year ago1 year ago05 mins

In Tonsley, Australia, the “Trees Not Teslas” campaign fights to save 60 trees from Tesla’s proposed battery recycling facility. With 95% of public submissions opposing the plan, activists cite environmental concerns and Elon Musk’s controversial image, while the council emphasizes job creation. The proposal awaits state approval amid growing tensions.

South Africa Intensifies Vaccination as Foot-and-Mouth Disease Threatens Beef Industry

Editor1 year ago1 year ago05 mins

South Africa ramps up vaccinations to combat a worsening foot-and-mouth disease outbreak threatening beef supplies, with over 900,000 doses ordered and Karan Beef’s major feedlot under quarantine.

Justice for Tiananmen is the JUSTICE FOR ALL

Editor1 year ago1 year ago06 mins

Dolkun Isa, the ex. President of the World Uyghur Congress, commemorates the 36th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square Massacre by drawing a powerful connection between the 1989 atrocity and China’s continued oppression in East Turkistan. He calls for international solidarity and justice for all victims of Chinese authoritarianism.

Turkey Dismantles Chinese SPY Network Using Fake Cell Towers

Editor1 year ago1 year ago04 mins

Turkish authorities dismantle a sophisticated Chinese espionage ring using IMSI-catcher devices to spy on Uyghurs and officials. The five-year operation, uncovered in May 2025, involved fake cell towers and shell companies, marking one of Turkey’s most advanced espionage cases.

Trump’s Middle East Diplomacy: Meeting a (Former) Terrorist, Trade Deals and Beyond

Editor1 year ago1 year ago012 mins

Explore President Trump’s bold Middle East diplomacy in May 2025, including his controversial meeting with Syria’s Ahmad al-Sharaa, a former terrorist, and the decision to lift sanctions. Discover the implications for regional stability and U.S. foreign policy in this in-depth analysis.

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In Conversation with Tenzyn Zöchbauer, the Executive Director of Tibet Initiative Deutschland

BRICS Expansion Signals Shift in Global Power Dynamics Amid Internal Divisions

Dalai Lama Affirms Continuation Amid China’s Tightening Grip on Succession

FAKE NEWS MENACE by The New York Times and CNN

Remembering the June 15 Uyghur Student Demonstration

‘Trees Not Tesla’: Australian City’s Protest Sparks Debate Over Environment and Elon Musk

South Africa Intensifies Vaccination as Foot-and-Mouth Disease Threatens Beef Industry

Justice for Tiananmen is the JUSTICE FOR ALL

Turkey Dismantles Chinese SPY Network Using Fake Cell Towers

Trump’s Middle East Diplomacy: Meeting a (Former) Terrorist, Trade Deals and Beyond

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