Ancient pottery from Mesopotamia may hold earliest clues to mathematics
Flower designs on 8,000-year-old pots show “mathematical knowledge,” archaeologists say
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“What About Our Rights?” Assyrians Respond to Syrian Decree Recognising Kurds
Syria’s interim president has issued a decree formally recognizing Kurdish identity. While welcomed by many, the move has also reignited concerns among Assyrians and others over exclusion from national recognition.
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Kurdish leader threatens: "Chaos and civil war will begin in Syria"
Saleh Mohammad Muslim, a senior PYD Kurdish leader who has controlled northeastern Syria since 2011, warned that Damascus demanding control of the region would plunge Syria into chaos and civil war.
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New Assyrian fonts released for modern digital use
A new collection of modern Assyrian computer fonts has been released, offering designers, writers, educators, and institutions fresh tools to use the Assyrian script across digital platforms.
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Melbourne's Assyrian school project faces delays and uncertainty
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Assyrian American Chamber of Commerce signals renewal
The Assyrian American Chamber of Commerce used its “Christmas Revival” event in Chicago to signal a renewed push to strengthen Assyrian economic and communal life, marking what leaders describe as a new chapter for the organisation.
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Belgian MP Sam van Rooy: “If we want to protect Christianity, we have to close our borders”
In a recent interview with Assyria TV, Belgian Member of Parliament Sam van Rooy spoke at length about Christianity in Europe, immigration, and the situation of Assyrians in the Assyrian homeland.
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Assyrian Christmas celebrations increasingly used for propaganda purposes
Christmas has increasingly become a politicized holiday across Assyria, as a range of state and non-state actors seek to instrumentalize the Christian holiday to project an image of tolerance, score legitimacy points, or discredit rivals.
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Mikael Ishak shines as joint top scorer in UEFA Conference League
The Swedish-Assyrian striker Mikael Ishak has emerged as one of the leading figures of the 2025/26 UEFA Europa Conference League with five goals in six games.
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Ancient pottery from Mesopotamia may hold earliest clues to mathematics
Flower designs on 8,000-year-old pots show “mathematical knowledge,” archaeologists say
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