Australia, the United States and Europe urge Chinese authorities to deal with the Lhasa situation peacefully, as protests take place in Sydney, Dharamshala and New Delhi. International pressure mounted on Beijing on Saturday (March 15) to show restraint towards demonstrators in Tibet, as protesters in Sydney removed the Chinese flag at China's consulate building and tried to raise a Tibetan flag. The protests in Sydney came a day after China said 10 people were killed in rare unrest in the Tibetan city of Lhasa. Australia, the United States and Europe are all urging the Chinese authorities to deal with the Lhasa situation peacefully, while Taiwan, which China claims as its own, predictably condemned moves against the protests. Other Asian states have not commented. Australia's Foreign Affairs Minister Stephen Smith called for China to allow "peaceful expression of dissent". The security breach at the consulate was captured by local television which showed about half a dozen...