BEIJING -- Ten years after riots raged across parts of China with large Tibetan populations, there are now few signs of ethnic tension. Since Chinese troops suppressed unrest in both the Tibet Autonomous Region and neighboring Qinghai Province in 2008, stability -- or at least the appearance of it -- has returned.
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Tibetans keep tensions under surface 10 years after riots
Suicide protests have waned but fear persists over China's Dalai Lama stance
Heavy security was not much in evidence during a recent annual festival around a Tibetan Buddhist temple in Tongren County in Qinghai Province.
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