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Cardinal Sako: From ISIS to the Pope in Iraq, My 13 Years As Chaldean Patriarch
Assyrian Language Play Wins Top Honors in Cairo
Return of Assyrians Requires a Civil, Democratic and Pluralistic Iraq
Last Hope of the Holy Land's Christians
Ancient Assyrian Church Reopens in Turkey After 50 Years
Archaeologists Discover Rare 2,600-year-old Stele of Assyrian King in Iraq's Nineveh
The Assyrian Lens From 800 BC
Chaldean Patriarch Meets Iraqi President to Assess the Return of Assyrians
Assyrians and Their Language Need International Support
German Court Sentences Former ISIS Couple for Genocide and Crimes Against Yezidis
Israel Freezes Assyrian Genocide Vote
Assyrians Splash Everyone With Water
A Six-foot Assyrian Stone Slab Carved for a King Rose From the Ruins of Nineveh
Heritage, Identity, the Assyrian Language and Mount Lebanon
Iraq Offers Housing Plots to Returnee Assyrians
International Rights Institute Condemns Kurdish Consfiscation of Assyrian Land
The Attack on the Assyrian Cultural Heritage
Fake Cuneiform Seals As Status Symbol
Uncovering Three New Kings of Assyria
Yazidis Join Assyrians in Protest of Kurdish Land Seizures
Interview With Assyrian Composer Honiball Joseph
Assyrians in North Iraq Protest Kurdish Land Seizures
Forum Hosts Lecture on Assyrian Liturgical Hymns and Their Cultural Legacy
Canberra Marks 111 Years Since the Armenian, Greek and Assyrian Genocides
Assyrian Organization Calls on Belgian MPs to Recognize Assyrian Genocide
International Scholars Visit Turkey to Discuss Newly Discovered Assyrian Inscriptions
Assyrian Church Launches Assyrian Language Course in Syria
City Names Street After Late Assyrian Artist
Australian Parliament Hosts Summit on Future of Nineveh Plains in Iraq
Archbishop Warda: Iraq Has Long Way to Go to Ensure Equality for Christians
Inside Nimrud, the Assyrian Capital That Survived ISIS
Assyrian Patriarch Calls for Stronger Cooperation Among Eastern Churches
Tehran Church to Be Seized After Residents Ordered to Leave
European Parliament Hears Stark Warning on Future of Christians in Iraq
Ancient Assyrian Aqueduct in Iraq to Become Archaeological Park
Assyrian Political Parties Respond to Kurdish Encroachment on Assyrian Land
Turkey's Jerusalem Consulate Sits on Assyrian Church Property
Rare Stele of Assyrian King Unearthed in Iraq's Nineveh
Renewed Kurdish Land Encroachments Against Assyrians in Northern Iraq
Israel Recognizes Armenian Genocide
Assyria Under The Achaemenids
Calls Grow for Constitutional Recognition of Assyrian Language in Syria
Benched Visibility: Assyrian Players in Iraq's World Cup Squad
Assyrian Leaders and Diplomats to Convene for Landmark Nineveh Plains Summit in Canberra
Patriarch Younan Commemorates Assyrian Genocide
Assyrian Empire Warfare and Imperial Roads
A Glimpse Into the Assyrian Community of Armenia
Chaldean Patriarch Uncertain About Christian Representation in Iraqi Government
Assyrian Political Parties Meet With Nineveh Governor to Discuss Demographic Change
The Movement of Goods and Ideas Across the Assyrian Empire
Archbishop Urges Patriarch to Defend Iraqi Assyrian Town's Identity
4th Century Assyrian Inscriptions Discovered in Turkey
The Lebanese Maronite Genocide
Soviet Historiography of Ancient Assyria
Swedish City Cancels Plan to Erect Assyrian Genocide Monument
Archaeologists Uncover 4000 Year-old City in North Iraq
The Forgotten Fracture: How a 500-year Schism Divided Assyrians
Assyrians in Switzerland to Commemorate Genocide
Chaldean Patriarch Meets Yezidi Delegation
With Four Assyrian Players, Iraq Returns to World Cup After 40 Years

Cardinal Sako: From ISIS to the Pope in Iraq, My 13 Years As Chaldean Patriarch

By Dario Salvi

Milan -- The rise of the Islamic State with its trail of bloodshed, devastation and death; the withdrawal of the presidential decree recognising his patriarchal authority, a wound that remains open; the exodus of Christians which, over 20 years, has reduced Iraq's original population to a third of its former size.

Assyrian Language Play Wins Top Honors in Cairo

Cairo -- A powerful theatrical portrayal of the suffering and resilience of the Assyrian people earned international acclaim this week as Krawa, produced by Iraq's Bema Theatre, captured the festival's highest honor at the Cairo International Monodrama Festival. The production won Best Performance, while playwright and director Thamer Mikhael received the Best Director award.

Return of Assyrians Requires a Civil, Democratic and Pluralistic Iraq

Baghdad -- Promises by Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi to encourage the return of Iraq's Christians and the Assyrian people to their ancestral towns, provide access to residential land allocation projects, and support investment in the health and education sectors have been welcomed by Christian communities in Nineveh Plains, Mosul, and the diaspora.

Last Hope of the Holy Land's Christians

By Dr. Declan Hayes

Archbishop Mor Anthimos Jack Yakoub, Vicar Patriarchal of the Syriac church in Jerusalem, together with a number of other Palestinian Christian leaders, assured me that they need our love and prayers--but they also badly need practical support if Christianity is not to die in our lifetime in the land that gave birth to our common religion.

Ancient Assyrian Church Reopens in Turkey After 50 Years

Hundreds of Syriac Christians from across Türkiye and Europe gathered in Midyat's Bağlarbaşı neighborhood for the inaugural mass, as clergy entered the church to traditional prayers. High-ranking clergy, including Turabdin and Mor Gabriel Monastery Metropolitan Mor Timotheos Samuel Aktaş, led the four-hour service that coincided with Mor Kuryakos Day.

Archaeologists Discover Rare 2,600-year-old Stele of Assyrian King in Iraq's Nineveh

By Miriam Sela-Eitam

A fragment of an ancient stele dating to the reign of the Assyrian King Ashurbanipal 2,600 years ago was discovered at the Bab Shamash archaeological site in Iraq's Nineveh province. The stele's discovery, announced on social media in late June by both the Nineveh Antiquities Inspectorate and Iraq's Antiquities and Heritage State Board, was unearthed by a joint Iraqi-American archaeological...


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