China hopes the aging Dalai Lama can 'return to right path'

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Beijing said on Monday that the Chinese government is open to discussing the future of Tibet's spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, but the Nobel Peace Prize winner must meet certain conditions and "return to the right path." However, the proposal was immediately rejected by officials of the Tibetan government-in-exile.

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Dalai Lama needs to 'return to right path' for Tibet talks to start, says China

The Dalai Lama, who has stayed in exile in India since 1959, needs to 'return to the right path' for talks to start regarding Tibet, said Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Guo Jiakun

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More than 65 years ago the Dalai Lama left Tibet. These are China's conditions for his return

The Chinese government says it is open to the Dalai Lama returning home after more than 65 years in exile in India if the leader of Tibetan Buddhism can "return to the right path".

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China hopes the aging Dalai Lama can 'return to right path'

The exiled leader of Tibetan Buddhism, who turns 90 this year, fled Tibet in 1959 for India after a failed uprising against Chinese rule, but has expressed a desire to return to Tibet before he dies

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China hopes Dalai Lama can 'return to right path', his team rejects preconditions

BEIJING/NEW DELHI - China hopes the Dalai Lama can \"return to the right path,\" and is open to discussions about his future as long as certain conditions are met, Beijing said on Monday, a proposal rejected by the Tibetan parliament-in-exile in India. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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Beijing offers talks with ageing Dalai Lama as he mourns older brother’s death, but demands Tibet’s loyalty

BEIJING, Feb 10 — China hopes the Dalai Lama can “return to the right path” and is open to discussions about the Nobel Peace laureate’s future as long as certain conditions are met, the foreign ministry said on Monday. The exiled leader of Tibetan Buddhism, who turns 90 this year, fled Tibet in 1959 for India after a failed uprising against Chinese rule, but has expressed a desire to return to Tibet before he dies. China is open to talks about t…