Dear Readers,
The King has been ousted in Nepal, as you know, but the Royal Family still enjoys benefits from the government and I thought Prakash Bom’s article in The American Chronicle worth reading to have an idea of what other Nepalese think about the new government comprising the pro-China Maoists and pro-India Nepalese Congress Party [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Peace’
Royal Privileges in the Shadow of the Himalayas (Satis Shroff)
Posted in Miteinander, diaspora, togetherness, tagged Citizens, CMDP, democracy, movement, Nagarjun Palace, Narayanhiti Palace, Peace, Shah dynasty, Shah family on June 13, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
North Sea Travel: Longing for Langeoog (Satis Shroff)
Posted in North Sea, Travel, tagged Boenhöffer, bombs over Langeoog, fishermen, langeoog, Nazis, North Sea, Peace, POWS, tranquillity, Wattenmeer, Wattwandering on April 15, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
LONGING FOR LANGEOOG (Satis Shroff)
Thomas, a burly, bearded botanist turned IT-specialist in Basle, and I decided to make a Herrnnachmittag out of a sunny day, despite the clouds in the vast horizon of the North Sea Isle of Langeoog, where we were spending our holidays with our near and dear ones. There we were, two [...]
Dalai Lama’s Realpolitik: A Policy of Appeasement (Satis Shroff)
Posted in Beijing, China, Dalai Lama, Han-Chinese, Lhasa, Miteinander, Peace, Tibet, Tibetans, respect, togetherness, tolerance, wisdom, tagged Beijing, China, Dalai Lama, Han-Chinese, human rights, Lhasa, Olympics, Peace, respect, Tibet, tolerance on April 3, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Commentary on Tibet:
Dalai Lama’s Realpolitik: A Policy of Appeasement (Satis Shroff)
The Chinese poet Dong Guanfu writes in his blog: “We cannot win the heart of the Tibetans if we only develop their economy. If we cannot manage to understand this, then many other conflicts will follow. There’s no denying that one of the reasons of [...]


