Dalai Lama, god-king for Tibetan Buddhists, will have a successor. That decision is consequential
That's a weird headline. There are 4 schools of tibetan buddhism with the dalai lama leading one of them
That doesn't sound different than anytime post-WWII. Right after WWII France went straight to killing Algerians, Southeast Asians and probably more
I don't think Americans and Europeans know how much invasions into southeast Asia in the 1800s and prior there were. It's not a post-WW2 thing. It's centuries of atrocities in the region. Someday the UK are going to be grandstanding against India too and people out here will be confused why Indians aren't wistfully looking back to the days of the British empire exporting foods by coercion while Indians go through famines
Is the plan to kill some more millions of southeast Asians like good ol' days
China's unemployed Gen Z are proudly calling themselves 'rat people' and spending entire days in bed
Americans shouldn't be looking at other countries to feel better about themselves regardless. They should be letting themselves feel bad so that they actually maintain some energy levels to fight for their own rights domestically instead of contributing to the constant stream of jingoism that has been American media since inception. Decades living and its a cycle of next enemy while economic disparity just keeps widening but people are pacifying themselves with the next enemy