The Assyrian contribution to Iraqi Football: From pioneers to the present

Through pioneers such as Ammo Baba and Youra Eshaya, institutions like Nadi Al-Athori, and modern players including Justin Meram and Rebin Sulaka, Assyrians have consistently shaped Iraq’s footballing identity.

Midyat governor courts diaspora Assyrians with new housing development

The governor of Midyat in southeast Turkey's Tur Abdin Region hopes a new housing project on the city’s outskirts will bring diaspora Assyrians back to invest.

Celebration of heritage and creativity at Detroit art exhibition

The third edition of the Beth Nahrain Art Gallery in Detroit celebrated both heritage and creativity through paintings and sculptures.

Inside the Kurdish textbooks rejected by Assyrian Schools

The Kurdish group ruling the Gozarto Region claims its new textbooks aim to undo decades of Arabification. A closer look reveals they merely replace it with Kurdification.

Heated debate as patriarch forces removal of memorial to beloved bishop in Alqosh

Patriarch Louis Sako faces increasing criticism following controversial decisions that have angered Assyrian communities.

Nineveh's governor wants Assyrians to return

The current governor of Nineveh says he wants Assyrians not only to stay, but to return – and he is taking concrete steps to improve life for them across the province.

Kurdish entity forced to retreat from attempt to impose curriculum in Syria’s Gozarto Region

Students were able to return to school on Monday, November 3, after the Kurdish entity in control of the Gozarto Region was forced to back down from imposing its curriculum, following widespread opposition.

In Germany, new Assyrian communities establish themselves along older ones

Germany has become a country with a significant Assyrian diaspora, with Assyrians from all denominations becoming more established.

Assyrian Business Council of Australia: Connecting a growing diaspora through entrepreneurship

With the second and third generations of Assyrians coming of age in Australia, the increasingly well-established community is turning its focus toward entrepreneurship.

Two Assyrian players behind Swedish club's qualification to the UEFA Conference League

Two Assyrians played key roles when the Swedish team Hammarby qualified for the UEFA Europa Conference League.

Renewed calls to divide Nineveh province spark political debate in Iraq

The approval of Halabja as Iraq's 19th province earlier this year has emboldened Assyrians and others looking to establish new provinces.

Assyrian language schools in Sydney meet to discuss ways to improve

Assyrian language education took center stage during a seminar in Sydney as five schools arranging extracurricular courses met to discuss ways to improve their work.