4,000-year-old Assyrian merchant letter finally read by scientists
A 4,000-year-old Assyrian merchant letter finally read by scientists, but left unopened, by using new see through technology.
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Seyfo genocide included in Dutch history textbook
The Assyrian genocide, known as the Seyfo, has been included in a Dutch history textbook used in secondary education, marking a significant development in efforts to bring the history of the 1915 genocide into Dutch classrooms.
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Monument for Assyrian martyrs' inaugurated in Khabur
The Assyrian Democratic Party unveiled a new monument dedicated to Assyrian martyrs in the center of Tal Tamr on Saturday, September 19, as the community gathered to commemorate those who lost their lives defending this Assyrian region.
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California bishop accused of pocketing large church donation
An Assyrian bishop in California has been accused in a civil lawsuit of taking $200,000 in cash from a church member who believed the money would be used to renovate a church in El Cajon.
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From recognition to relevance: why the Assyrian cause needs a strategic turn
The Assyrian cause has gained recognition, but not institutions, argues Marcus Yalcin Be Shao. As the Middle East's geopolitical logic evolves, he thinks it is time to rethink how the case for Assyrian self-government is presented.
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Remembering Evin Agassi almost two years after his passing
Almost two years after his passing on September 17, 2024, the voice of Evin Agassi still echoes deeply within the hearts of many Assyrians. Agassi was more than a musician; he was a cultural bridge, a storyteller of homeland longings, and a unifying symbol for millions scattered across the globe.
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History
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Seyfo genocide included in Dutch history textbook
The Assyrian genocide, known as the Seyfo, has been included in a Dutch history textbook used in secondary education, marking a significant development in efforts to bring the history of the 1915 genocide into Dutch classrooms.
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Politics
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U.S. law firm explores legal action for victims of ISIS and Al-Nusrah Front
A New York-based law firm has announced it is investigating potential legal action on behalf of individuals allegedly harmed by extremist groups in the Middle East, according to a recent press release.
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A look into Assyrian church hierarchy
The two oldest Assyrian church rites have been able to preserve their existence for more than fifteen centuries, putting them among the oldest existing organizations in the world.
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World's first Assyrian run club finds its stride in Sydney
What began as a simple idea between friends has grown into what is believed to be the world's first Assyrian Run Club, bringing together hundreds of Assyrians in Sydney and creating a new way for the community to connect through fitness, friendship and shared experiences.
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