The Victoria and Albert Museum in London’s galleries of Buddhist art provide a powerful example of public education about Buddhism
AI should serve all beings, not just the privileged few—governments must act now to ensure ethics guide innovation
Amid an upswing in political hypocrisy and zero-sum jostling for power, are compromise, understanding, and compassion now obsolete in our globalized world?
Concerned about policy changes, American TikTok influencers migrate to another Chinese platform, raising questions of ethics and interdependence online and in the real world
The snake is a symbol of wisdom across cultures and can serve as a venerable teacher for our own personal growth in 2025
Events in Syria give many around the world hope for a new future there and beyond, but history teaches us to be cautious about big changes
The popularization of Himalayan Wisdom Traditions depends on creative forays into pop culture by directors, musicians and other creatives
The Korean monk and best-selling author Haemin Sunim, recently on a book tour of Indonesia, met the public in Surabaya, Java, on 16 November.
Trump’s political rise raises profound questions about how Buddhists can respond with ethical clarity, compassion, and a commitment to justice in today’s polarized world
BDG contributor Dr. Sanjoy Barua Chowdhury recently attended one of China’s most important Buddhist events of the past few years, the Sixth World Buddhist Forum
The award highlights decades-long work for peace and the global reality that there is still much work to do
The British Library’s exhibition on Dunhuang is an exemplar of storytelling to learn from our shared and interconnected human history
