Coverage dated February 1, 2026
Dalai Lama's 'gratitude' at first Grammy win Headline from Digital Journal
Buddhist spiritual leader the Dalai Lama said Monday he was grateful for his first Grammy.
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New York Post
China criticizes decision to award a Grammy to the Dalai Lama ↗ (opens New York Post) Published Feb 1, 2026
Same headline from 2 more outlets New York Post's feed description Beijing on Monday criticized the Dalai Lama’s first Grammy win, describing the music industry award for an audiobook, narration and storytelling as “a tool for anti-China political manipulation.”
Digital Journal
Dalai Lama's 'gratitude' at first Grammy win ↗ (opens Digital Journal) Published Feb 1, 2026
Digital Journal's feed description Buddhist spiritual leader the Dalai Lama said Monday he was grateful for his first Grammy.
Breitbart News
Dalai Lama Wins First Grammy at Age 90, Outraging Chinese Communists ↗ (opens Breitbart News) Published Feb 1, 2026
Breitbart News's feed description The Dalai Lama, leader of Tibetan Buddhism, won a Grammy Award on Sunday night for narrating an audiobook featuring his reflections.
The Guardian
Dalai Lama expresses ‘gratitude and humility’ at first Grammy win ↗ (opens The Guardian) Published Feb 1, 2026
The Guardian's feed description Buddhist spiritual leader takes best audio book prize at US awards and says he sees win ‘as a recognition of our shared universal responsibility’
Washington Examiner
Grammys blasted as 'anti-China political tool' after Dalai Lama wins audiobook award ↗ (opens Washington Examiner) Published Feb 1, 2026
Washington Examiner's feed description The Chinese Communist Party is furious following the Dalai Lama's latest international award, a Grammy for best audiobook.
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