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Join us as we investigate the complexities surrounding the emergence of Taliban 2.0 and its ramifications on regional dynamics. We will explore various critical topics, including the current state of reportage amidst the Taliban's resurgence, the challenging conditions faced by journalists operating within the Pashto sphere, and the evolving landscape following Pakistan's recent elections in the North-West Frontier Province (NWFP).

SOAS is pleased to announce the new Centre of Palestinian Studies (CPS) Master’s Scholarship to support a student ordinarily residing in Palestine to study any taught master’s programme at SOAS.

In this seminar, we will read a passage of Patsap Nyimadrak’s (pa tshab nyi ma grags; c. 1055–1145) commentary (dbu ma rtsa ba’i shes rab kyi ti ka) on the third verse of the first chapter of Nāgārjuna’s Mūlamadhyamakakārikā, where, according to Indian commentators, Nāgārjuna negates origination from other.

Join us for this year's Africa Day, in collaboration with Stellenbosch University and the Stellenbosch Business School, for a range of keynotes and panels on the theme of 'The Africa Innovation Agenda'.

Tibetan Buddhist doxographical literature named Drupta (grub mtha’; *siddhānta) provides us with a doctrinal classification of Indian Buddhist tenets. While the Tibetan way of distinguishing Buddhist scholastic systems helped us in understanding the features of and differences between the systems, the Tibetan retrospective assessment of Indian thought remained in doubt.

Dr Mulaika Hijjas, Senior Lecturer in South East Asian Studies at SOAS University of London, launched an edition of a 200 year old poem produced through community-sourcing at the Kuala Lumpur Alternative Book Fair in Malaysia.

Join renowned Armenian flautist Tamar Eskenian, sitarist Tommy Khosla, and multi-disciplinary collective JAWARI as they explore the intersections of their music.

The 132nd International ARC Seminar brings together two experts on the field of Japanese art.