Former Tibetan President Urges Middle Powers To Unite Against China

Former Tibetan President Dr. Lobsang Sangay called the recent Quad meeting highly significant, marking a vital global alignment against China's expansionist policies. Speaking to ANI, Sangay warned that China's technological surveillance now penetrates 115 countries. He strongly urged democratic nations and global "middle powers," including India, to build strong, value-based alliances to counter Beijing's rapidly growing security footprint. Regarding Tibet, Sangay reaffirmed the Middle Way Approach, stating the leadership seeks genuine autonomy within China through non-violent dialogue. However, he noted that Beijing continuously fails to reciprocate, instead pushing aggressive territorial claims across neighboring Asian nations.