In Depth: South Asia and Dalai Lama
30 Apr 2015
Caught in the Middle: India, China, and Tibet
Ellen Bork | essay
The border that separates India and China marks a tense and uncertain boundary between two giants—one communist, one democratic—with Tibet caught precariously in between. 30 Aug 2012
Tibet’s Transition: Will Washington Take a Stand?
Ellen Bork | essay
Beijing sees the Dalai Lama succession as a way to seize more control in Tibet. Will the US help the country’s democracy in exile or remain focused on other concerns?
The Ultimate Protest: Women Self-Immolate in Tibet
Gloria S. Riviera | essay
As protests in Tibet intensify, a new trend has emerged—nuns and everyday women are now among the forty people who have self-immolated since last March. 29 Mar 2012
A Small but Stunning Shift in the Struggle for Tibet
Gloria S. Riviera | blog
In a radical shift from decades of nonviolent practice, Tibetan women are self-immolating in protest of Chinese rule in small but increasing numbers. 
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