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The Assyrian Church in China, a Missionary Perspective
Iraqi PM Risks Iraqi Sovereignty, Assyrian Villages With Turkey Appeasement
Iraq's Assyrians Find Reason for Hope
Chaldean Bishops Decry 'Agony of Christians' in Iraq
Assyrian Villages Caught in Crossfire Between Turkish Army and PKK
The Return of the Islamic State to Iraq
Prime Minister Al-Sudani Supports Baghdad's Chaldean Church Conference
Chaldean Catholic Bishops Call for Unity
4,000-Year-Old Assyrian Documents Describe Local Cheese
Archbishop Najeeb: In ISIS-scarred Northern Iraq, a 'Return to Humanity'
The Story of the Assyrian Church of the East in China
4th-century Assyrian Church Discovered in Bahrain
Chaldean Patriarch Louis Sako: Target Was Church Assets
Mosul's minorities: Challenges and coexistence after fall of Islamic State
Assyria: The Rise and Fall of the World's First Empire
Iraq's Assyrian Community Defies Extinction
Assyrian Heritage Museum Opens First Virtual Exhibition on Women in Modern History
Crosses Damaged By Jihadists to Join Exhibition
Iraq Restores Nineveh Wall to Include it in World Heritage List
Catholic Assyrians Celebrate With Blessing of New Church Foundation Stone
Iraq Retrieves Smuggled Mesopotamian Treasures
Assyrian Cultural Association in Syria Trains Students to Become Teachers
Ten Years After ISIS Church is 'Still Alive' in Iraq, Say Archbishops
Over a Century of Assyrian and Lebanese History
The British Museum's Struggle to Show One of Its Greatest Assyrian Reliefs
Turkey Bombs Assyrian Village in North Iraq
Assyrian Church of the East Delegation Visits Russia
Switzerland Returns Three Confiscated Assyrian Artefacts to Iraq
Ten Years After ISIS Invaded Mosul -- Where Does That Leave Iraq's Indigenous Assyrians?
The Assyrian Renaissance
First-Ever Discovery of Ancient Assyrian Military Camps Includes Biblical Site
Turkey Attacked North Iraq Over 800 Times This Year
10 Years After Mosul's Destruction, Will Assyrians Come Back?
Teen Charged With Attempted Murder in Assyrian Bishop Stabbing
Cardinal Sako Reinstated As Chaldean Patriarch in Iraq
Inequalities in Wealth Distribution Within Imperial Assyrian Graves
St. Catherine's Church -- Assyrian Monks in Vilnius
Ten years after ISIS: less than 50 assyrian families have returned to Mosul
Australia Drops Court Fight With X Over Assyrian Priest Stabbing Video
Restoration of 5th Century Assyrian Monastery Under Way in Turkey
Turkish Textbooks: Turning History on Its Head
Assyrians Founded Anatolia's First Company 4000 Years Ago
Iraq Receives Assyrian Artifacts From Switzerland
Assyrian Parties in Kurdistan Reject Election Court's Decision, Threaten Protests
Kurdistan Rights Commission Criticizes Seat Allocation
Stone Sculpture Depicting Assyrian Goddess of Love and War Found in Iraq
An Assyrian Bard Weaving Tales in Hollywood
Alliance Formed to Advocate for Assyrian Rights in Iraq
The Invisible Inhabitants of the Arab World
Assyriologist Solves Archaeological Mystery From 700 BC
Chaldean Community Council Opens Incubator Business Center in El Cajon
Sydney Teenager Planned Catastrophic Acts Against Assyrians or Jews
The Lesser Known Genocide of Assyrians
Persecution of Assyrians Follows Them From the Middle East
Assyrian Language Conference Brings International Research Excellence to UK
Australian Police Say Teens Planned to Attack Jews After Stabbing Assyrian Priest
Assyrian Bishop Returns for First Sermon Since Stabbing
The Genocide of Assyrians, Greeks and Armenians in Turkey
For Many, the Australian Story Starts in Fairfield
Seven Associates of Teenager Who Stabbed Assyrian Bishop Arrested

The Assyrian Church in China, a Missionary Perspective

In autumn 2022 I was lucky enough to interview Mar Awa III Royel, Patriarch of the Assyrian Church of the East in Rome for Agenzia Fides. It is a Church that now it is small from a numerical point of view, but has a long history, and represents a direct heir of that Ancient Eastern Church which in the first centuries of Christianity was at the center of an extraordinary missionary adventure.

Iraqi PM Risks Iraqi Sovereignty, Assyrian Villages With Turkey Appeasement

By Michael Rubin

Turkish forces continue their month-long offensive across the northern fringe of Iraqi Kurdistan. As of July 15, 2024, Turkish jets and drones have carried out more than 380 bombardments and burned more than 250 miles of farmland. The Turkish attacks have been especially hard on the region's Christian-Assyrian community.

Iraq's Assyrians Find Reason for Hope

By Susan Korah

With the restoration of Cardinal Louis Sako as the official head and patriarch of Iraq's Chaldean (Eastern rite Catholic) Church, the dwindling Christian minority has reason to hope for a better future in their own homeland, say Church leaders.

Chaldean Bishops Decry 'Agony of Christians' in Iraq

Closing their annual synod meeting the Chaldean bishops highlighted the persecution of Christians and the scourge of seemingly unending conflict in the Middle East, calling on the Iraqi government to do more to protect Christians and calling for a two-state solution to end the Israel-Hamas war.

The Return of the Islamic State to Iraq

Baghdad -- A crescendo of attacks and an increased presence on the ground, suggesting an attempt to 'reconstitute' itself as a group in order to strike back and conquer more and more ground. The United States is sounding the alarm to the government in Baghdad, faced with the danger of the return of the Islamic State to Iraq and Syria, in the tenth anniversary of the rise of the jihadist movement...


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