James Miles

James Miles, China editor for The Economist, offers keen insights into Tibet’s ongoing struggles and the significance of March, a pivotal month due to key anniversaries. He discusses the historic 1959 uprising and its impact on Tibetan identity and religion, highlighting the escalating tensions under Chinese rule. The conversation also touches on how global focus has shifted away from Tibet and the looming threats posed by climate change, illustrating the fragility of both cultural and environmental stability in the region.