'He's Coming To Island': Dalai Lama In Epstein Files; Tibetan Spiritual Leader Breaks His Silence скачать в хорошем качестве

'He's Coming To Island': Dalai Lama In Epstein Files; Tibetan Spiritual Leader Breaks His Silence

The name Dalai appears at least 169 times in the recently released Jeffrey Epstein files, according to CGTN, citing records published Thursday on the U.S. Department of Justice website. The references appear across multiple documents, including personal emails and the index of a book titled “Massage for Dummies,” which was included as a scanned document in an earlier file release. The office of the Dalai Lama has issued a statement denying claims that the Tibetan spiritual leader was connected to the late financier Jeffrey Epstein. “Some recent media reports and social media posts concerning the ‘Epstein files’ are attempting to link His Holiness the Dalai Lama with Jeffrey Epstein. We can unequivocally confirm that His Holiness has never met Jeffrey Epstein or authorised any meeting or interaction with him by anyone on His Holiness’s behalf,” the statement posted on the Dalai Lama’s official X account said. #dalailama #epsteinfiles #thedalailama #tibet #china #dalailama #epsteinfiles #usnewslive #china Times Of India (TOI) Is The Largest Selling English Daily In The World. Times Of India Videos Bring You Global News, Views And Sharp Analysis. We Track India's Global Rise, Her Increasing Engagement With The World, The Changing Geopolitical Landscape Amid Conflicts And Wars And The Emerging World Order. INTERNATIONAL NEWS | GLOBAL CONFLICTS | MIDDLE EAST WAR | CHANGING WORLD ORDER #TOILive | #TOIVideos Subscribe to the Times Of India YT channel and press the bell icon to get notified when we go live. Join Millions Reading TOI; Download Our App At http://toi.in/app-yt Visit our website https://www.timesofindia.com/ Follow us on X/ @timesofindia Facebook:   / timesofindia   Instagram:   / timesofindia   Follow the TOI WhatsApp channel: https://bit.ly/3RYl0J9 For daily news & updates and exclusive stories, follow the Times of India