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Following Joe Rogan’s recent podcast regarding Covid, doctors have signed an open letter to stop misinformation.
Following an episode of Joe Rogan’s popular podcast, “The Joe Rogan Experience,” 270 doctors, nurses, scientists, and educators signed an open letter urging Spotify to take steps to prevent the spread of misinformation on its platform.
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Exynos 2200 with Xclipse GPU, based on AMD RDNA2 architecture, is unveiled by Samsung.
Samsung unveiled the Exynos 2200 today, the company’s next flagship processor, which will power the Galaxy S22 smartphones in select markets. The new platform is based on the 4nm EUV manufacturing technology and includes the Xclipse custom GPU.
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Twitter account of CTA spokesman has been infiltrated.
On the 18th of January, a reporter from Beijing sent an attachment file to CTA spokesman Tenzin Lekshey via Twitter, according to VOA Tibetan. When the spokesman opened the attachment, he was shocked to discover that his Twitter had been hacked and that valuable information had been stolen.
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As soldiers ‘fleeing’ in Tibet’s severe winters, China replaces’soldiers with robots.’
Hundreds of autonomous vehicles capable of delivering both weaponry and supplies have been transported to Tibet, according to Indian media sources, with the majority being deployed in border regions where Chinese troops are involved in a standoff with Indian troops.
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Chinese police seize statue of respected Tibetan monk.
According to RFA, authorities in western China’s Sichuan province seized a life-size statue of a respected Tibetan religious leader that was being transported into Tibet last year and arrested those involved in its fabrication and delivery. According to Tenzin Yarphel, a former student of Tulku Tenzin Delek Rinpoche who now lives in Europe, the statue…
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China’s development boom in Nepal has put the Himalayan ecology in jeopardy.
Since the 2015 earthquake, China’s involvement in Nepal has grown, primarily through funding in reconstruction projects. For decades, Nepal’s southern neighbor, India, served as the country’s primary economic partner, a position now contested by China. China started a series of projects in Nepal worth $2.4 billion in 2019, including industries and hydropower facilities, accounting for…
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US Special Coordinator asks China to hold dialogue with Dalai Lama
Uzra Zeya, the US Special Coordinator for Tibetan Issues, expressed the US administration’s strong commitment to human rights on Friday, calling on China to engage in direct dialogue with the Dalai Lama or his representatives without preconditions in order to achieve meaningful autonomy for Tibetans.
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Enes Kanter has called for boycott of Beijing Olympics.
The Boston Celtics center encourages his teammates to choose morals before money when it comes to sports. On his Twitter account, Enes Kanter Freedom does not mince words: “The International Olympic Committee (IOC) is in bed with the Chinese Government. They are complicit and echo the Cultish Chinese Communist Party’s propaganda.” #NoBeijing2022
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Independent Tibet’s Last Surviving Government Official passes away.
Tsedrung Gyaltsen Choden, one of Tibet’s longest-serving civil employees and the only surviving government official, died in the United States on Friday at the age of 102, according to the Central Tibetan Administration (CTA). On January 12, a prayer ceremony was held in the Kashag Secretariat to mourn his death, which was attended by Sikyong…
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Tibetan Woman Unable to Walk After Torture in Prison
Dolkar, a former Tibetan political prisoner from Sershul County in Kardze, eastern Tibet, is bedridden after being tortured and denied medical treatment for nearly a year in prison. For stating the truth about her nephew’s detention, Dolkar was condemned to prison and forced labor.