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House panel urges China to end Tibet stalemate
[Reuters international] - 13. Marzo 2007 - 21:11WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Talking to the Dalai Lama offers China's best chance for a peaceful solution in Tibet, U.S. lawmakers and activists said on Tuesday, arguing that Beijing's refusal to meet the exiled leader hurt China.
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[Reuters international] - 27. Marzo 2007 - 3:28BEIJING (Reuters) - China has pledged to invest 100 billion yuan ($13 billion) in Tibet over the next four years, building the world's highest airport and offering development in an apparent bid to boost an image tarnished by reported human rights abuses.
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[BBC World] - 27. Marzo 2007 - 13:43China says it plans to spend $13bn in Tibet, building the world's highest airport and a railway extension.
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[Reuters international] - 27. Marzo 2007 - 15:17BEIJING (Reuters) - China has pledged to invest 100 billion yuan ($13 billion) in Tibet over the next four years, building the world's highest airport and offering development in an apparent bid to boost an image tarnished by reported human rights abuses.
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[Guardian unlimited World] - 28. Marzo 2007 - 2:00China plans to build the world's highest airport as part of a 100bn yuan (£6.5bn) surge of investment in Tibet.
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[FOX news world] - 5. Aprile 2007 - 16:14Security forces surrounding the Dalai Lama have been increased after reports that an Al Qaeda-linked terror group attempted to assassinate the spiritual leader.
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[Reuters international] - 18. Aprile 2007 - 7:04BEIJING (Reuters) - China has created artificial snow for the first time in Tibet to head off possible drought, Xinhua news agency reported on Wednesday, months after experts warned of melting glaciers in the Himalayan region.
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[Guardian unlimited World] - 19. Aprile 2007 - 2:00China claims to have triggered first artificial by releasing tiny particles into clouds over Tibetan plateau.
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[BBC World] - 25. Aprile 2007 - 3:31Tibet campaigners mark the 18th birthday of the Panchen Lama, not seen in public since the age of five.
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[FOX news world] - 25. Aprile 2007 - 16:06China detained four Americans on Mount Everest Wednesday after they called for independence for Tibet and protested the Beijing Olympics, an activist group said.
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[CBS news world] - 26. Aprile 2007 - 16:12The head of Taiwan's Olympic Committee said it would not participate in the torch relay announced by organizers of the 2008 Beijing Olympics. The torch route would make politically sensitive stops in Taiwan and Tibet.
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[FOX news world] - 27. Aprile 2007 - 12:00China on Friday said that it has expelled five Americans who staged an Olympics-related protest on Mount Everest over Chinese control of Tibet.
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[Guardian unlimited World] - 5. Maggio 2007 - 2:00A shepherd in a remote region of Nepal bordering Tibet has been instrumental in the discovery of an extraordinary art treasure.
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[Reuters international] - 9. Maggio 2007 - 23:38NORTHAMPTON, Massachusetts (Reuters) - The Dalai Lama, Tibet's spiritual leader, said on Wednesday he was ready to retire in a few years but will keep championing causes to help the Tibetan people, culture and environment.
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[Times - World] - 14. Maggio 2007 - 15:41China has tightened restrictions on travel by foreigners in the restive Himalayan region of Tibet after five American activists unfurled a banner at the foot of Mount Everest to protest against the staging of the 2008 Olympics in Beijing.
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[Reuters international] - 16. Maggio 2007 - 6:03BEIJING (Reuters) - An envoy of Tibet's exiled spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, will hold a fence-mending dialogue in Beijing soon, a Tibetan source said on Wednesday, even as China put the squeeze on his overseas trips.
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[FOX news world] - 21. Maggio 2007 - 19:02A senior Chinese official has accused the Dalai Lama of conspiring with a host of perceived enemies, from Islamic separatists to the banned Falun Gong spiritual movement, to weaken Beijing's hold over his homeland in Tibet, state media reported Monday.
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[Reuters international] - 29. Maggio 2007 - 10:49BEIJING (Reuters) - All religious artifacts in places of worship in Tibet belong to the Chinese state, the official Xinhua news agency said on Tuesday, in Beijing's latest attempt to exert control over religion in the restive Himalayan region.
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