Last thursday, despite of Chinas opposition, president Obama met with the Dalai Lama. the chinese did not wasnt president Obama to talk to the Dalai lama because they thought that they would be conversing about political issues; Possilby thoses of the idea of Tibets independence. And yet is was important for the Dalai Lama to include political ideas since he is not only a religious leader, but the facto leader of the "government in exile." Now china believes that the U.S violated the norms governing international relations. China said that they would like foreign nations away from private matters such as Tibets independence.
Saturday, February 20, 2010
Dalai meeting interferes in internal affairs: Experts
2Last thursday, despite of Chinas opposition, president Obama met with the Dalai Lama. the chinese did not wasnt president Obama to talk to the Dalai lama because they thought that they would be conversing about political issues; Possilby thoses of the idea of Tibets independence. And yet is was important for the Dalai Lama to include political ideas since he is not only a religious leader, but the facto leader of the "government in exile." Now china believes that the U.S violated the norms governing international relations. China said that they would like foreign nations away from private matters such as Tibets independence.
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China has a lot of opinions about what the world should do in response to Tibet; but the biggest one is: leave it alone. China wants nothing more than to have the world stay out of this Tibet business unfortunately with Human rights activists making their voices known this is unlikely to happen.
ReplyDeleteChina almost invited foreign interference with their relationship with Tibet. The Chinese government has made extreme efforts and statements against Tibet and its people, prompting international concern. There is no way that there will not be outside interference.
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