Interviews & Recap

Chinese oliroperty tycoon Guo Wengui, who has suspected ties to China’s intelligence apparatus and is currently living in New York, began releasing allegations of corruption and division among top levels of the CCP in March.

Tibet’s PM-in-exile Lobsang Sangay says encouraged by Donald Trump’s stance on One China policy, remains hopeful of support to resolve Tibet issue peacefully.

This article originally appeared in the April 24, 1961, edition of U.S. News & World Report.
At a time when Communists are denouncing "colonialism" and "imperialism"—

Chinese dissident leader Yang Jianli, the moving force behind the Interfaith Conference of China’s ethnic and religious minorities in Dharamsala recently, is not unduly disturbed by the cancellation of visas of some dissident leaders by India.

Originally published on December 3, 2014, Mr Penpa Tsering, Speaker of the Tibetan Parliament in Exile interview with an Russian journalist.
Tibetan Parliament-in-Exile, Dharamshala, India (Speaker’s office)

Dharamshala — "As Sikyong, I open my doors to everybody. I don’t think anyone should say that I didn’t get to see the Sikyong because of ideological reasons," said Dr Lobsang Sangay, Dr Lobsang Sangay as Tibet's democratically elected political leader during an Exclusive Interview with the Tibet Post International (TPI).  Dr Sangay, the current Sikyong of the Central Tibetan Administration, completed its five-year term in April 2016.