Editorials

•Assyrian Organizations Must Support Assyrian Artists
•Feud Between Chaldean Patriarch and Iraq's President Reinforces Islamic Status of Minority Groups
•Assyrian Churches: Unity in Faith
•Obstacles in the Unification of Assyrian Churches
•The First Assyrian Workers From Turkey in Germany
•US Attorneys May Have Violated Constitutional Rights, Immigration Law in Prosecuting Assyrian Lawyer
•Conference Expropriates Assyrian Christian History, Denies Assyrian Identity
•The Unethical Prosecution of an Assyrian Attorney
•German Recognition of Armenian, Assyrian Genocide: History and Politics
•Senator McCain Sends Letter on Assyrians to Kurdish President
•Turkey Attempted to Stop Broadcast of Assyrian Genocide Documentary
•Australia's Assyrians in Focus
•US Government Must Designate ISIS Attacks As Genocide for All Groups
•Assyrians Should Leave the Middle East
•Reflections on the Assyrian Genocide and the Next 100 Years
•Teaching People to Commit Genocide
•'Don't Cry, Sandra' -- Immortal Words of Faith and Hope From an Assyrian Refugee Girl
•The Genocide of Assyrians That Started in Iraq Continues in Syria
•Why the Western Diagnosis of the Syrian Conflict Is Wrong
•Turkey's Duplicitous Game With Assyrians
•The Historic Visit of Five Patriarchs to North Iraq
•Increasing Calls for Military Intervention to Save Assyrians and Yazidis
•US, Europe Must Arm the Assyrians, Provide Immediate Humanitarian Aid
•Assyrians Commemorate Martyrs Day As History Repeats Itself
•Islamic State in Iraq Part of Larger Sunni Insurgency; Assyrians, Minorities Need Safe Haven
•For Assyrians in Iraq it is a Genocide
•Newly Elected Assyrian Patriarch Wants to Commemorate Genocide Centennial
•99 Years of Turkish Genocide
•Will the Assyrian Orthodox Church Split After the Death of the Patriarch?
•Turkey's Role in the Kidnapping of the Syrian Bishops
•Will a Province for Assyrians Stop Their Exodus From Iraq?
•Conference on the Persecution of Assyrians and Other Christians in the Middle East
•The Assyrians and Kurdish Autonomy in Syria
•Stranded: the Forgotten Assyrians of Al-Thawrah, Syria
•Assyrian Businesses, Church Attacked in Baghdad, 2 Killed
•Islamist Ultimatum to Syrian Christians: Convert, Leave, or Die
•Assad Fighters Hiding in Turkey Still Fear Persecution for Being Christians, Nuri Kino Reports
•Assyrians and Syria's Struggle For Democracy And Freedom
•Armenia Must Recognize the Assyrian Genocide
•Remembering the Black Sunday Massacre and the Future of Assyrians in Iraq
•Preserving Iraq's Assyrians: Federalism
•The Genocide of Assyrians -- Then and Now
•Turkish High School History Book Portrays Assyrians As Traitors
•Assyrian Genocide Scholar Discusses the Turkish Genocide of Assyrians
•Iraqi Kurdistan: Not So Democratic
•Assyrian, Greek, Armenian Genocide Anniversary Commemorated Publicly in Turkey
•Turkish Supreme Court Rules Against Assyrian Monastery
•We Cannot Protect Assyrians and Other Minorities: Iraqi Official
•Baghdad Church Massacre Victims in Paris for Treatment, Recount Harrowing Ordeal
•The Baghdad Assyrian Church Massacre: Waiting for Godot!
•Assyrians in Iraq Must Be Protected By Iraqis and Americans
•The Assyrian Genocide and the Turkish Ambassador
•Assyrian Genocide Monument Unveiled in Australia
•Council of Europe Demands Sweden Stop Deporting Iraqi Refugees
•Assyrian Refugees in Damascus and Ethnic Cleansing of Assyrians in Iraq
•The Ethnic Cleansing of Assyrians in Iraq Must Be Stopped
•95 Years After the Assyrian, Armenian, Greek Genocide
•Over 3,000 Iraqi Refugee Cases Submitted for Review in Sweden
•Government Sponsored Terror Squad Killing Assyrians, Other Minorities in Turkey
•Swedish Migration Board to Review Iraqi Asylum Cases

Assyrian Organizations Must Support Assyrian Artists

(AINA) -- The Assyrian Arts Institute (AAI) is an organization founded by Nora Betyousef Lacey in 2017 and claims to support Assyrian arts. AAI has sponsored a few events since its founding, including an Assyrian women's choir.

Assyrian Churches: Unity in Faith

By Benjamin Martin

(AINA) -- In early December, Patriarch Awa spoke on the possible reunification of the Assyrian and Chaldean Churches, expressing opposition to any form of "uniatism" in the process. Patriarch Sako responded first on December 31 and then more fully on February 28.

Obstacles in the Unification of Assyrian Churches

By Benjamin Martin

(AINA) -- In December, Patriarch Awa spoke of the possible reunification of Assyrians and Chaldeans within one Church of the East. He also mentioned an objection to the union that must be addressed first: uniatism. His words were reported as follows: With the Chaldeans, who are certainly our brothers, we are always ready to talk about unity and reunification in a single Church of the East.

The First Assyrian Workers From Turkey in Germany

By Abdulmesih Barbraham

Wurzburg, Germany (AINA) -- The 60th anniversary of the German-Turkish recruitment agreement (German: Anwerbeabkommen) was officially celebrated in many cities across the country end of October 2021. In his speech at the state commemoration event in Berlin, Germany's President Frank-Walter Steinmeier, addressed the invited guests, stating that "You helped building up Germany -- You have enriched...


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