On Chinese migration and the beginnings of Buddhism in South America

The third in a three-part series on recent protests against US immigration policies

The walls we build around us

Translating Pure Land Buddhism into an Anglo-Australian setting

Finding the middle way to a more inclusive future

Laurence Cox charts the involvement of Irishmen and women in Buddhism

US presidential race highlights extent of political decay

Raymond Lam travels to the windswept steppes of Kalmykia to explore the history of a genuine frontier of Eurasian Buddhism.

The time has come for Buddhist NGOs and the UN to foster a new and unique relationship

Buddhists in Europe must lead by example in the face of appalling tragedy

ISIS (Islamic State of Iraq and Syria) is terrifying for many reasons. It is particularly frightening because of its macabre appeal to youth around the world, who should have little reason to sneak aw

There are few better examples of the Mongolian Buddhist heritage than Ikh Khüree, known today as none other than Ulaanbaatar itself, the country’s capital. A seamless fusion of nomadic prac

In the second article in this series, I share my personal reflections on my journey to Bangladesh from 25 May–4 June. I have written this as a diary. 26–27 May After an overnight bus ride from Dhaka

In this series, I share my personal reflections on my journey to Bangladesh from 25 May–4 June. I have written this as a diary.   25 May   The white clouds billow in the strong su