dalai lama

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Meditations on diplomacy with the Dalai Lama

Wary of upsetting allies who like the old, anti-Communist Harper, the Prime Minister welcomed the Dalai Lama

Chatting with the Dalai Lama

Feel free to export to China, he says–but sell them on your democratic values too

Keystone XL: a timeline

The pipeline was once expected to be operational as early as 2008

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‘We have been working to undo these associations for a decade’

The prepared text of Nycole Turmel’s remarks yesterday to the Global Conference on World’s Religions after 9/11.

This week: Newsmakers

The Dalai Lama retires, Charles Taylor just can’t get a fair shake, and a billionaire divorcee goes broke

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Newsmakers

Zimbabwe’s femme fatale, the Mel Gibson non-comeback, and one man’s war against rent that’s too damn high

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Stop the lama love-in

He’s adorable, yes, but just what is the Dalai Lama accomplishing?

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Eckhart Tolle vs. God

The spiritual leader that evangelicals rail against has a new book—on the divinity of pets

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Week in Pictures: July 30th – August 7th, 2009

The best pictures from the last seven days

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Newsmakers of the week

Perez Hilton gets punched, Carla Bruni’s biggest fan, and Arnold Schwarzenegger’s interesting statue

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He wrote the book on the Dalai Lama

But I would agree that he has seen in that practical, oh, you could even say “shrewd” way, that he’s outnumbered 200 to 1 within China and Tibet. The only way he can redress that imbalance is by summoning the support of the world. And I think he is conscious that if the rest of the world works on behalf of Tibet, then Tibet has a chance to survive in very, very difficult circumstances.