AINA News

•Interview With the Director of the Assyrian Genocide Research Center
•Assyrians After the Fall of Nineveh
•Visiting Assyrian Villages in Armenia
•Assyrian Genocide Researcher Professor David Gaunt Receives Award
•Assyrians and Aramaic
•The Journeys of an Assyrian-Chaldean
•The Assyrian Genocide At 110 Years
•Reflections on the Armenian Word 'Asori'
•Report Highlights Assyrian Fight for Their Future in Their Homelands
•Renowned Assyrian Surgeon Dies in Russia
•Video of Assyrian Nuns At Hockey Game Goes Viral
•Assyrian Parties in Syria Issue Joint Statement
•Meet Dr. Hanna Bit Murad, Renowned Linguist
•Pictures of Assyrian Villages in Turkey in 1912
•Syria's Islamist Government Proposes Amendments to Education Curriculum
•The Three Challenges for 'Liberated' Syria
•The Future of Assyrians in the Middle East and the World
•Future Uncertain for Christians in Syria: Assyrian Leader in Syria
•Assyrian MP Addresses Syrian Conflict in the Turkish Parliament
•In Syria, Islamists Shutdown Christmas Celebrations, Churches Under Attack
•Assyrian Organizations Must Support Assyrian Artists
•Children's Book on the Assyrian Genocide Published
•Arizona Department of Education Approves Assyrian Genocide Curriculum
•'Mother Assyria' Monument Erected in Chicago
•Assyrians Commemorate Martyrs Day Worldwide
•Assyrian MP Addresses Security and Property Issues in Turkish Parliament
•On the Assyro-Chaldean Genocide Recognition By the French National Assembly
•French Senate Recognizes Assyrian Genocide
•Assyrian Bishop Stabbed While Live Streaming
•Iran is Hijacking Assyrian Politics in Iraq
•Genocide Awareness Week Will Discuss Assyrian Genocides
•New Online Assyrian Dictionary Launched
•Film Explores Assyrian Diaspora in Chicago
•New Book on Assyrian and Armenian Genocide
•Testing Opens for New Assyrian Word Processor
•Chicago Suburban High School Adds Assyrian Language Course
•Feud Between Chaldean Patriarch and Iraq's President Reinforces Islamic Status of Minority Groups
•Assyrians and Yazidis Pledge to Forge Stronger Ties
•Kurdish Regional Government Eases Restrictions on Checkpoints Around Assyrian Villages
•Kurds Are Blockading Assyrian Villages Again
•Assyrian Studies Symposium to Be Held At Stanford
•Report of the Assyrian-European Delegation to Iraq
•Kurdish Forces Conduct Military Exercises on Assyrian Archaeological Site
•Assyrian Churches: Unity in Faith
•ISIS and the Assyrians: Intergenerational Trauma
•German Human Human Rights Activist Dies At 83
•On the Recognition of the Assyrian Genocide By the French Senate
•A Czech Book on the Assyrian, Greek and Armenian Genocide
•Obstacles in the Unification of Assyrian Churches
•Assyrian Genocide Monument in Syria Vandalized
•Professor Yacoub on the French Recognition of the Assyrian Genocide
•French Senate Recognizes 1915 Assyrian Genocide
•Post-conflict Reconstruction in the Nineveh Plains of Iraq
•The Assyrian Church of the East and the Principle of Oikonomia
•Christian Unity and the Syriac Churches
•Assyrian Christianity Asserts Its Renewal in Erbil
•Assyrian Simmele Massacre Still Not Recognized By Iraq
•Assyrian Organization Condemns Confiscation of Assyrian Property in Syria
•The Assyrian Genocide and Its Antecedents
•The First Assyrian Workers From Turkey in Germany

Assyrians After the Fall of Nineveh

(AINA) -- Amir Harrak, Professor of Aramaic and Syriac at the Department of Near and Middle Eastern Civilizations, University of Toronto, delivered a lecture on the history of Assyrians after the fall of Nineveh in 612 BC, covering the period up to the 12th century AD. ...

Assyrians and Aramaic

Chicago (AINA) -- In a lecture sponsored by the Assyrian Cultural Foundation, Dr. Jonathan Valk discussed the modern Assyrian language, also called neo-Aramaic, and the brilliance of the Assyrians in astronomy, mathematics, and recordkeeping. Related: Akkadian Words in Modern Assyrian...

The Journeys of an Assyrian-Chaldean

By Abdulmesih BarAbraham

(AINA) -- A new French-language book titled Pour L'amour d'une Mére - Itinéraires d'un Assyro-Chaldéen (For the Love of a Mother -- Travel Paths of an Assyro-Chaldean) is published by Editions du Cerf (Paris) and authored by Joseph Jacoub and Pascal Maguesyan. It is an autobiographical book with interviews, conducted by Pascal Maguesyan. This book tells the story of a life.

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