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Patriarch Sako Calls for Assyrian Political Unity in Iraq
New Law in North Iraq Offers Investment Opportunities for Assyrian Expatriates
The Assyrian Language in Iraq: An Identity Passed Down Through Generations
Assyrian Festival in Iraq Showcases Traditions
Assyrian Mayor Denounces Selective Expulsion of Assyrians in Iraq
Assyrian Language Becomes Official on Syria Administration's Website
Kurdistan Democratic Party Dominates Iraq's Assyrian Election Quota
Assyrian Archbishop: Strong Christian Turnout Key to Political Influence in Iraq
Assyrian-American Poet Celebrates Release of Her New Poetry Collection
Candlelight Vigil Held in Syria After Murder of Two Christians
Trump Must Hold Syria's New Leadership Accountable on Minority Rights
The Assyrian Contribution to Iraqi Football: From Pioneers to the Present
Assyrian Party Boycotts Iraq's Parliamentary Elections
Nineveh Governor and Assyrian Church Leaders Discuss Security
Portion of Assyrian Church in Turkey Illegally Demolished
Assyrian Parties Coordinate Efforts in Northeast Syria
Iraq's 2025 Elections: Minority Quota Under Spotlight
Rising Attacks and Institutional Discrimination Against Christians in Syria
13th-century Assyrian Manuscript Preserved in Vatican Library
Syrian Archbishop Warns: "The Church in Syria is Dying"
Film Documents the Turkish Genocide of Assyrians
Escalating Violence Against Christians in Syria
Patriarch Sako: Vatican Does Not Respect Eastern Churches
The Five Assyrian Seats in Iraq's Parliament Have Been Hijacked
Deal Ends Standoff Over Church Education in Northeast Syria
The Legacy of the Assyrian Press From 1849 to Today
Northern Syrian, Kurdish, and Assyrian Folk Traditions Unite At Damascus Opera House
Renewed Calls to Divide Nineveh Province Spark Political Debate in Iraq
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Assyrian Democratic Party Condemns Closure of Christian Schools in Syria
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Assyrian Bishop Kidnapped By ISIS in 2015 on Challenges Facing the Church in Syria
Patriarchs of the East Revive Their Authentic Assyrian Identity
An Assyrian Prisoner During the Iran-Iraq War
Pope Leo XIV Receives Assyrian Patriarch Awa III
Assyrian Force in Iraq Changes Leadership
Artificial Intelligence and the Assyrian Language
Assyrian Patriarch Receives German Archaeological Mission
Assyrian Village in Turkey Reverts to Original Assyrian Name
Security and Political Situation in North Iraq
International Society for Human Rights Delegates Meet With Assyrian Patriarch
Assyrian Patriarch Makes Historic Visit to Hong Kong
Trump Appoints Assyrian-American As New Iraq Envoy
Assyrian Village in Turkey Named One of Best Tourism Villages
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The Assyrian Restaurant in Olympia
Meet the Assyrian Women Dominating Iraq's Professional Volleyball League
Turkey Rejects Claims of Deporting Christian Foreign Nationals
Assyrian Politician in Sweden Forms New Political Party
Two War-damaged Assyrian Churches Reopen in Mosul
Challenges for Cultural Survival for Christian Minorities in the Middle East
Cardinal Sako: Assyrians in Iraq Must Vote
Fewer Than 70 Assyrian Families Remain in Mosul
Dialog Syria Highlights Struggle to Preserve Assyrian Identity
Syria's 'Election' Farce -- When the World Claps for a Scripted Sham
'True Security Lies in Protecting All Syrians' Says Assyrian Patriarch
European Syriac Union Urges Sweden to Act Against Persecution of Syria's Christians
Chaldean Church Rejects "Corrupt or Armed" Candidates to Represent Iraq's Assyrians
Assyrians of Iraq: Where Did They Go?
German Human Rights Delegation Meets Assyrian Representatives in Syria

Patriarch Sako Calls for Assyrian Political Unity in Iraq

Patriarch of the Chaldean Church Mar Louis Raphaƫl Sako issued a statement, on 13 November, calling on the Assyrians to unite their voice. This urgent patriarchal call comes against the backdrop of parliamentary elections held earlier this week.

New Law in North Iraq Offers Investment Opportunities for Assyrian Expatriates

By Alexander R. Karana

During a recent visit to Iraq with an Assyrian-American delegation, we met with members of the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG), including the Minister of Investment, Dr. Mohammad Shukri. Our discussions focused on the Kurdistan Region's forward-looking investment laws and the immense potential for diaspora-led economic engagement.

The Assyrian Language in Iraq: An Identity Passed Down Through Generations

By Ablahad Hanna Saka

The Assyrian language is one of the oldest living Semitic languages and forms the cornerstone of the identity of the Assyrian people. In Iraq, the government of the Kurdistan Region in Iraq (KRI) has shown notable commitment to preserving this linguistic and cultural heritage by incorporating Assyrian into school curricula within full Assyrian-language instruction at educational institutions.

Assyrian Festival in Iraq Showcases Traditions

The Syriac Orthodox Church of Bartella (also Baritle) in the Nineveh Plains announced the launch of a traditional cuisine festival held under the slogan "Our Heritage, Our Identity." The event brings together the people of Baritle to showcase the region's well-known Assyrian traditional dishes, in addition to highlighting the traditional AssyrianAssyrian attire ("Jule d'Bartellaye") by encouraging...

Assyrian Mayor Denounces Selective Expulsion of Assyrians in Iraq

Alqosh is a city of approximately 15,000 inhabitants, located in northern Iraq, 45 kilometers from Mosul, on the border with Iraqi Kurdistan. It is in the Nineveh Plains administrative region. It is a center of Christianity, particularly for Assyrian Chaldeans (non-Catholics), some of whom joined the Chaldean Catholic Church in Rome in the 19th century.


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