Archeologists Unearth China’s Earliest Bronze Buddhist Statues To Date
Raymond Lam
16 December 2021
Buddha statues in the Gandharan style may have traveled along the Silk Road nearly 2000 years ago
Buddhistdoor View: Respectful Scholarship – Moving Forward and Learning from the Past
Buddhistdoor Global
6 March 2021
Recent controversy exposes dilemmas in antiquities…
Ethics Complaint about Gandharan Manuscripts Leads to Admonishment of Australian Academic
Justin Whitaker
23 February 2021
Importing Buddhist manuscripts into Australia…
Four Arrested in Pakistan for Destroying 1,700-year-old Buddha Statue
Dipen Barua
24 July 2020
Gandharan statue unsalvageable, according to…
Zhiguan Museum of Fine Art: Strengthening the International Community of Himalayan Art
Guoying Stacy Zhang
31 December 2019
A repository of exquisite art and deep wisdom
Korea’s Jogye Order to Establish Buddhist Temple in Pakistan
Craig C Lewis
9 December 2019
Temple to strengthen friendship between Pakistan…
US Library of Congress Gives Glimpse into Early Buddhist Texts from Gandhara
Justin Whitaker
30 July 2019
Text brings us even closer to the historical Buddha
Immortality and Invincibility, Part Two: Notions of the Body, Concrete and Subtle
Joseph Houseal
1 June 2019
Conceiving the human form in Buddhist and Taoist thought
Korea Extends Support for Pakistan’s Efforts to Preserve Buddhist Heritage
Craig C Lewis
27 February 2019
Ambassador to Pakistan donates US$50,000 in…
2000-Year-Old Buddha Statue from Pakistan on Loan to Swiss Museum
Anne Wisman
14 December 2018
It is the first time the three-and-a-half-meter statue…
Ancient Buddhist Artifacts from Afghanistan Restored in Japan
Craig C Lewis
24 May 2018
Start of a project to rescue and restore Buddhist…
Buddhistdoor View—One Belt, One Road: Ideas for Buddhist Dialogue across Eurasia
Buddhistdoor Global
24 June 2016
There are many exciting aspects to Chinese president Xi Jinping’s ambitious development framework known as “One Belt, One Road” (OBOR).* A Eurasian economic resurgence could