There may not be next Dalai Lama
The 79-year-old spiritual leader said in an interview that he might not have a successor.
LONDON: Exiled spiritual leader the Dalai Lama has said that he may be the last to hold the title of the most revered spiritual head of the world's Tibetan population. According to him, the seat of the Dalai Lama will go very soon "much like all other man made institutions".
The Dalai Lama has directly said that Britain has failed to pressurise China into becoming a democracy due to financial reasons. In an interview in UK, he has said "Britain's pocket is more or less empty. Hence UK wants a close relationship with China for financial reasons".
Britain has been prodding China to resume talks with the Dalai Lama to sort out their differences over the future of Tibet. However, UK hasn't really taken a strong posture against China's reluctance for dialogue with the spiritual leader.
The Dalai Lama has directly said that Britain has failed to pressurise China into becoming a democracy due to financial reasons. In an interview in UK, he has said "Britain's pocket is more or less empty. Hence UK wants a close relationship with China for financial reasons".
Britain has been prodding China to resume talks with the Dalai Lama to sort out their differences over the future of Tibet. However, UK hasn't really taken a strong posture against China's reluctance for dialogue with the spiritual leader.
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