Iraq's electoral commission accused of moves to block Assyrian representation

The Iraqi electoral commission is not following the rules when it comes to Assyrian candidates, according to the ADM.

Assyrian activists criticize U.S. Consulate in Erbil over omission of Assyrian identity in site visit

The U.S. Consulate General in Erbil has come under criticism from Assyrian activists and intellectuals after a social media post about a visit to historical sites in northern Iraq omitted any reference to Assyrian heritage.

Patriarch's visit to Turabdin marks normalized relations

The Assyrian church leader's visit is yet another positive sign for the Turabdin Region.

Israeli leader's recognition of Assyrian genocide sparks Turkish reaction

The Turkish foreign ministry issued a formal statement following remarks by Israeli prime minister about the Assyrian genocide.

Athro Rhimo - a love drama touching upon social topics set for release next year

Assyrian director Aziz Said is bringing the feature film Athro Rhimo – Beloved Homeland to life with upcoming shoots in Germany and the ancient city of Midyat.

Assyrian-owned building materials store opens in Mydiat

In a further sign of the accelerating Assyrian economic revival in the Turabdin Region, Isa Kaya Beth Barse, a young man from the village of Mzizah, opened a new building materials store in Midyat earlier this summer. Sisters open café in MidyatA trio of Assyrian sisters have transformed a lifelong

Assyrian Aid Society launches four projects to boost family resilience

The Assyrian Aid Society – Iraq has unveiled four new initiatives under its small-loan program. These projects aim to empower families in rural areas by helping them rely on their own resources rather than on external aid, according to AAS-I. The newly launched initiatives include the establishment of a school supplies

Plans announced for Simele massacre monument

Assyrian organizations have come together to establish a monument in the city of Simele for the 1933 massacre on Assyrians.

Assyrian shot dead in gang-related attack in Sydney

Sydney gang shooting leaves one Assyrian dead and another injured.

Hüda-Par party representative argues against return of Assyrian church building

A leading figure from an Islamist party, largely composed of Kurds, is the latest to voice criticism of returning the old patriarchal seat of the Syriac Catholic Church in Mardin to its rightful owners.

New cultural center inaugurated in Turabdin

The village of Arkah celebrated the opening of its cultural center in a sign of continued positive development for the Assyrian region.

Ankawa’s growing grape festival showcases Assyrian heritage

An Assyrian farmers love for grapevines and wine is put on display each year in Ankawa during the Grape Basket Festival.