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Tibetan Exile Government Urges World to Prepare for Dalai Lama Succession

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The Tibetan government-in-exile has called on the international community to begin preparing for the succession of the Dalai Lama. The question of who has the authority to recognise the next Dalai Lama has become a politically sensitive point between the Tibetan exile community and Beijing. Tibetan exiles maintain that the recognition should be made by the Tibetan community, free from outside interference. China, by contrast, insists it has the final say over the selection of the next spiritual leader. The dispute underscores broader tensions over Tibetan religious autonomy and the political future of the Tibetan people.

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