BDG columnist Sarah C. Beasley reviews the latest film from Bhutanese filmmaker Pawo Choyning Dorji, about Bhutan’s transition to a democracy in 2006
The Indian-born congressman hopes the group can counter religious and cultural bias in the United States
A Buddhist assessment of the implications of the recent U.S.-Vietnam statement of cooperation
Famed Buddhist human rights advocate and political leader has been in prison or house arrest for much of the last 35 years
A meditation on the end of the world and the Buddhist wisdom we might hold as we pass through this transition
Reflections on the teachings of Sot’aesan, founder of Won Buddhism, on finding religious harmony within diversity
Newly-opened exhibition at New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art showcases more than 125 pieces of ancient Indian Buddhist art
Modi’s recent visit to the US included a talk with one of North America’s best-known Buddhist scholars
Buddhists have joined with other religious minorities to work for safety and fair representation in Bangladesh
While Sri Lanka protects the freedom of religion for all citizens, Buddhism holds special privileges in its constitution
In our busy modern lives, Vesak offers a moment to reflect on the simple and timeless truths found in the life and teachings of the Buddha
The urgent need for Myanmar and Bangladesh to work together on climate and natural disasters like cyclones
