Pakistan’s Surviving Buddhist Communities in Danger of Extinction
Dipen Barua
15 October 2021
Buddhists cite a lack of places to worship, religious teachers, and government support
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…
Archaeologists Unearth Ancient Buddhist Complex in Pakistan
Justin Whitaker
9 February 2021
Site is one of the largest discovered in the region and…
In Search of the Buddhist Body
Asa Hershoff
8 January 2021
Investigating the elemental body
First Online Exhibition of Shanghai Cooperation Organisation on Shared Buddhist Heritage Opens
Dipen Barua
11 December 2020
An incredible collection of Buddhist art is made…
In Historic Move, Himalayan Development Organization Appoints New Leader from Bhutan
Craig C Lewis
7 September 2020
New ICIMOD head expected to nurture cooperation amid crisis
Four Arrested in Pakistan for Destroying 1,700-year-old Buddha Statue
Dipen Barua
24 July 2020
Gandharan statue unsalvageable, according to…
Ancient Buddhist Rock Carvings in Pakistan Vandalized
Justin Whitaker
2 June 2020
Caught between a hostile present and potentially…
Buddhist Monks on Peace March from Thailand to France Stopped in India
Justin Whitaker
19 February 2020
Officials say they lacked permission to enter a…
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
Buddhists in Bodh Gaya Fear for the Future After India Enacts New Citizenship Law
Craig C Lewis
16 December 2019
Uncertainty reigns for India’s migrant communities