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Assyrian Chapel in Iraq Rocked By Drone Strike
Assyrian Woman in Iraq Arrested for Celebrating the Killing of Iranian Supreme Leader
Assyrian Parties Warn Against Dragging Iraq Into Regional War
Landmark Genocide Study to Be Presented in Melbourne
Christian Populations Dwindling in Middle East
Greek-Australian Author Discusses Release of Armenian, Greek, and Assyrian Genocide Book
Assyrian Delegation From Sweden Holds High-level Talks in Ankara on Property Rights
Kurdish Representative in Washington Threatens Assyrian Activist
Only One Assyrian Preschool Remains in Turkey
Four Largest Minorities Named for Parliament Seats in Armenia
Ashur and Ishtar Found At Nineveh
US Congressman LaHood Urges Presidential Action to Support Assyrians
Rising Intimidation Targeting Christians in Syria, Says Assyrian Human Rights Group
Assyrian Church of the East Inaugurates New Patriarchate in Baghdad
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Seven-year-old Assyrian Boy Wins Gold Medal At International Taekwondo Championship
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New Book Examines Armenian, Greek and Assyrian Genocide Recognition in Australia
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Assyrian Church Calls on Iraq to Recognize Simmele Genocide
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Foundation Stone Laid for Assyrian Genocide Memorial
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Cyprus Parliament Unanimously Condemns Assyrian Genocide

Assyrian Chapel in Iraq Rocked By Drone Strike

A chapel and Christian housing complex in northern Iraq has been damaged by a rocket and drone attack. No injuries have been reported at McGivney House, affiliated with the Chaldean Catholic Archdiocese of Erbil, after the incident in the evening of 4th March.

Assyrian Parties Warn Against Dragging Iraq Into Regional War

As part of their regular consultations on the situation of the Assyrian people in Iraq and the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI), as well as regional developments and their impact on the community, four national parties held a joint meeting at the headquarters of the Bet-Nahrain Democratic Party in Hadyab, Arba'ilo (Erbil), KRI.

Landmark Genocide Study to Be Presented in Melbourne

Melbourne's Greek community will soon host a significant cultural and academic event highlighting new research into the historical memory and recognition of the Armenian, Greek and Assyrian genocides. This Landmark genocide study by Dr Kritikakos to be presented in Melbourne, offers what scholars desscribe as the first comprehensive comparative analysis.

Christian Populations Dwindling in Middle East

Christians have been rooted in the Middle East as minority communities since the birth of the religion, but their numbers are dwindling amid conflict and jihadist attacks. Today they make up only four percent of the region's population, down from 20 percent before the First World War, Cardinal Kurt Koch, president of the Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity, said this month.

Greek-Australian Author Discusses Release of Armenian, Greek, and Assyrian Genocide Book

By Evelyn Karatzas

Melbourne -- The Greek-Australian author and historian Dr. Themistocles Kritikakos has discussed the release of his latest book with The National Herald, which explores the long-term effects of the Armenian, Greek and Assyrian Genocide and its recognition in 21st century Australia. Dr. Kritikakos is a writer and historian born and raised in Melbourne.


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