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What country now claims Tibet as part of its territory's?
china
What is the area of the Disputed territory of South Tibet?
According to the Chinese maps it show some 65,000km² (25,000 mi²) of the Chinese territory south of the Cease-fire line as part of the Tibet Autonomous Region, known as South Tibet in China.
Why are the Chinese taking over the Tibet nation?
Tibet is an inalienable part of Chinese territory since the 13th century.
Which nation claims Tibet is a part of this country?
People's Republic of China does.
How have tensions in Tibet been managed?
The Llamas are secluded in Tibet, thus recognizes the country as managing its own tensions. China recognizes Tibet as an independent country, however Tibet is actually a sovereign territory.
What two regions or countries are currently under Chinese control?
Tibet and Hong Kong
What country annexed Tibet in 1950?
In 1950, shortly after Mao Zedong came to power, the People's Liberation Army invaded and occupied the Eastern regions of Tibet, claiming that its territory was rightfully part of China. This began a disagreement between China and Tibet that lasts to this day over the sovereignty of Tibet.
Why is Tibet not playing the 2008 Olympic games?
Because Tibet is occupied by China which is a dictatorship and claims that Tibet is simply a state of China. To them it would be like saying why is California not represented in the Olympic Games.
Why is Tibet not marked in a world globe?
Tibet is a disputed territory, with China claiming control over it while Tibet seeks independence. Due to political reasons, some globes recognize Tibet as part of China and thus do not mark it separately. Some globes, however, do mark Tibet as a distinct region.
Issues involving the Philippines about territory claims?
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Why is china invading tibet?
China claims that Tibet has been part of China since the 13th century. Some Tibetan exiles disagree, but since China has all the power, they do as they please.
Which country's claims on Antarctica overlap?
Claims over territory on the Antarctic continent overlap based on lines of longitude and those being used to define territory claimed. The continent is covered -- 98% -- by an ice sheet, making geographic lines useless as bases for claims. Since claims were made individually by nation states, and not by any agreement, the claims overlap. The Antarctic Treaty does not recognize any claims and further prohibits future claims.
