The position will examine historical Buddhist connections linking India, Central Asia, China, and other parts of Asia
Sanchi University of Buddhist-Indic Studies (SUBIS) in India has appointed the renowned Buddhist scholar Prof. Bimalendra Kumar as vice-chancellor, effective 15 September. Prof. Kumar’s appointment
An international conference on the study of religion is being hosted in Bucharest from 20–25 September, with Buddhism receiving broad attention.
IBS launches a seven-part dialogue on race, culture, and Buddhism in the United States covering topics from incarceration, cultural erasure, and domination to solidarity and the Jodo Shinshu experience
Thailand plans to produce an English-language edition of the Tipitaka aimed at making the Dhamma more accessible to international audiences.
Khyentse Foundation recently announced the launch of the official online presence of the DJK Chinese Translation project (DJKCT; 欽哲漢譯).
The US$50,000 grant will be used to translate classical Chinese Buddhist texts and develop meditation retreats across the country
The International Association for Tibetan Studies (IATS) announced that its board has voted unanimously to hold the conference online.
A high-level international conference on Tibetan studies, scheduled to be held later this month in Kathmandu, has been canceled at short notice.
Khyentse Foundation announced that its 2026 Award for Outstanding PhD Dissertation for Asia is shared by Yilan Chen and Drukgyel Tsering.
The initiative examines links among Buddhism, nonviolence, racial justice, and the Civil Rights movement
84000 has announced the completion of its English translation ofThe Perfection of Wisdom in One Hundred Thousand Lines.
