Buddhist Traces in Afghanistan: Reminiscences of Peace and War
Lyudmila Klasanova
18 August 2021
Thoughts on history and heritage as Afghanistan’s future hangs in the balance
Afghan Museums Fear for Ancient Buddhist Artifacts amid Taliban Takeover
Craig Lewis
18 August 2021
Curators and archaeologists appeal to international community
Archaeologists Unearth Ancient Buddhist Complex in Pakistan
Justin Whitaker
9 February 2021
Site is one of the largest discovered in the region and…
In Historic Move, Himalayan Development Organization Appoints New Leader from Bhutan
Craig Lewis
7 September 2020
New ICIMOD head expected to nurture cooperation amid crisis
Ancient Buddhist Statues Come Back to Life Thanks to University of Chicago Researchers
Justin Whitaker
10 January 2020
Ancient Gandharan statues were destroyed by the Taliban
Buddhists in Bodh Gaya Fear for the Future After India Enacts New Citizenship Law
Craig Lewis
16 December 2019
Uncertainty reigns for India’s migrant communities
Buddhist History Brought Back to Life in Afghan Museum
Justin Whitaker
15 October 2019
Buddhism flourished in parts of Afghanistan for more than…
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
Guimet Museum in Paris Hosts Historic Exhibition, “Buddha, the Golden Legend”
Dipen Barua
26 July 2019
Exhibition explores the life of the Buddha and the diffusion..
Scholars Inch Closer to Understanding and Sharing Ancient Buddhist Manuscripts
Craig Lewis
18 July 2019
Ancient texts believed to offer new insights into early…
British Museum to Return “Stunning” Gandharan Buddhist Artifacts to Afghanistan
Justin Whitaker
9 July 2019
Pieces likely stolen by the Taliban will first go on display…
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