In this edition of Z Podcast, I interview Tibetan Activist and Writer Tenzin Tsundue to learn his views regarding China's growing influence on international bodies like the World Health Organisation (WHO) and how a super power nation like the United States could have been more effective in preserving the credibility of such organisations if applied the right tactics. He will share his understanding of the Hong Kong's democracy movement against the recent passage of the National Security Law and explain, unlike Tibet, East Turkestan and Southern Mongolia, how something bigger is at stake in the case of Hong Kong, given its financial significance in world. He will further share his thoughts on the ongoing border standoff between the Indian and Chinese troops in Eastern Ladakh and why India should stress on the history of illegal occupation of Tibet in this matter. 

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