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Dalai Lama starts London tour
bbc.co.uk: The Dalai Lama arrives in London bbc.co.uk
bbc.co.uk     20-May-2008            

The Dalai Lama is set to meet British dignitaries during his visit The Dalai Lama has arrived in London at the start of a 10-day visit to the UK. The Tibetan spiritual leader will address Parliament and give evidence on human rights to a parliamentary committee during his trip. Prime Minister...


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Dalai Lama to visit Olympics if China talks are constructive

phayul.com     22-May-2008          

The Dalai Lama said yesterday that he would go to the Beijing Olympics if Tibetan peace talks were constructive, although he had not yet received an invitation from the Chinese. Speaking in the House of Commons on the second day of his UK tour, the exiled Tibetan leader told a packed press...

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China - Exiled Tibet govt. calls for halt to anti-China protests - Tehran Times

Exiled Tibet govt. calls for halt to anti-China protests - Tehran Times""In order to express our solidarity with the great natural disaster that befell on China, Tibetans across the world should shun staging demonstrations in front of Chinese embassies in the respective host countries they live...

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Dalai Lama to visit Olympics if China talks are constructive

guardian.co.uk     22-May-2008          

The Dalai Lama said yesterday that he would go to the Beijing Olympics if Tibetan peace talks were constructive, although he had not yet received an invitation from the Chinese. Speaking in the House of Commons on the second day of his UK tour, the exiled Tibetan leader told a packed press...

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Michael White: History does not always favour a hero

guardian.co.uk     22-May-2008          

In politics the right thing to do is not necessarily to plump for the more heroic option, even though it looks good. Does Gordon Brown's decision to meet the Dalai Lama tomorrow, but not at No 10, fit into the sensible or the supine category? In that context, the prime minister will get little...

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German government divided over Tibet, China

upi.com     21-May-2008          

By STEFAN NICOLAUPI Germany CorrespondentBERLIN, May 21 (UPI) -- The Dalai Lama has turned into a hot potato in Germany's icy relations with China, and the Tibetan Buddhist leader's latest visit to Berlin demonstrated once again how divided the German government is on the issue.

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Brown holds his ground during Dalai Lama visit

LONDON: The Dalai Lama has begun an 11-day visit to Britain during which the Prime Minister, Gordon Brown, faces a delicate balancing act backing Tibetan rights while not offending China. After his arrival on Tuesday, the Tibetan spiritual leader denounced the "totalitarian" government in Beijing...

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Dalai Lama: No Olympic Protests

time.com     21-May-2008          

The Dalai Lama displayed his political savvy in London, Wednesday, one day into an 11-day visit that Prime Minister Gordon Brown hopes China will see as purely religious in nature. In a meeting with the British Parliament and a subsequent press session, the exiled Tibetan leader called for an end...

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Dalai Lama Urges No Olympic Protests

time.com     21-May-2008          

The Dalai Lama displayed his political savvy in London, Wednesday, one day into an 11-day visit that Prime Minister Gordon Brown hopes China will see as purely religious in nature. In a meeting with the British Parliament and a subsequent press session, the exiled Tibetan leader called for an end...

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Dalai Lama urges west to remember Tibet

ft.com     21-May-2008          

The Dalai Lama on Wednesday urged Britain and other western states not to forget the plight of Tibet as they strive to forge closer relations with China. On the first full day of his 11-day visit to the UK, the Dalai Lama said he fully understood that Britain, like other nations, was seeking to...

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“Don’t disrupt Olympics relay”

hindu.com     21-May-2008          

Hasan Suroor LONDON: The Dalai Lama, who is here on what he described as a “non-political” visit, has appealed to Tibetans not to disrupt the Olympic torch relay. Reiterating his support for the upcoming Beijing Olympics, he said: “I appeal particularly to [people] inside Tibet to not...

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