Myanmar in Turmoil

“Myanmar in Turmoil” captures the immediate aftermath of a devastating earthquake, revealing the struggle for survival amidst collapsed infrastructure, limited aid and civil conflict. The documentary highlights personal stories of loss and resilience, alongside the efforts of local heroes and international organizations. Channel News Asia (CNA), 17 April 2025

NUS Launches Nalanda Endowed Professorship in India-China Studies

The NUS Asia Research Institute (ARI) launched the Nalanda Endowed Professorship in India-China Studies. The Professorship aims to advance research and teaching on India-China relations – namely, the political, economic, historical and cultural interactions between India and China with the ultimate aim to influence policy and enhance societal understanding in the interdisciplinary field. Asia Education Review, 9 April …

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NUS Asia Research Institute receives S$3 million gift to establish the Nalanda Endowed Professorship in India-China Studies

The NUS Asia Research Institute (ARI) announced today the establishment of the Nalanda Endowed Professorship in India-China Studies. The Professorship seeks to promote research and education on India-China relations – specifically, the political, economic, historical and cultural interactions between India and China – with the overarching goal to shape policy and deepen societal understanding in the interdisciplinary …

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Two postdoctoral fellows used ancient “photocopying” to preserve history

The lines, handwriting and patterns of the stele are the breath left by history. Every engraving, every crack, seems to whisper a story from afar. However, the ‘rubbingist’ knows that these ‘breaths’ are fragile, and the erosion of time and wind and rain has made many inscriptions increasingly blurred and even annihilated in people’s memory …

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