Daniel Odishou Crisby: A life dedicated to Assyria
Daniel Odishou Crisby, one of the founding members of the Assyrian Universal Alliance, passed away on April 1, 2026 at the age of 90.
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What a Mesopotamian beer receipt tells about ancient drinking culture
People were enjoying libations with coworkers long before the modern-day office soiree. Danish researchers potentially discovered the world’s oldest beer tab inscribed on a four-millenia-old clay tablet.
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Assyrian schools in Northern Iraq: A pillar of cultural survival
In March 1993, Assyrian public schools were established in northern Iraq following the establishment of the no-fly zone, marking a historic milestone for the Assyrian people. For the first time, Assyrian children were able to receive a full education in Assyrian within the public school system.
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Diaspora
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Daniel Odishou Crisby: A life dedicated to Assyria
Daniel Odishou Crisby, one of the founding members of the Assyrian Universal Alliance, passed away on April 1, 2026 at the age of 90.
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Opinion & Analysis
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When the church nationalizes representation: religion and power between patriarchy and politics in Iraq
Assyrian writer Caesar Jaroo discusses how the push for the Church to become the primary actor in representation weakens the ability of Assyrian civil and nationalist organizations to formulate independent democratic alternatives.
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Economy
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She has built a global haircare brand from scratch
Assyrian-American entrepreneur Merian Odesho has transformed a personal challenge into a global success story, founding the rapidly growing beauty brand Bounce Curl, now recognised as a leading name in curly hair care worldwide.
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Culture
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"We Belong to This Land"
Turkish journalist and writer Serdar Korucu's new book records a century-old journey from Seyfo in 1915 to the unknown murders of the 90s and today's hopes of returning through 38 different Assyrian voices from across the diaspora.
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History
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Study traces origins of bread culture to ancient Mesopotamia
A newly published scientific study has shed light on the deep culinary traditions of ancient Mesopotamia, revealing that complex bread-making practices existed in Beth-Nahrin nearly 9,000 years ago.
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Politics
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Sweden ties aid to treatment of Christians and Assyrians
Sweden will condition any state aid to Middle Eastern countries on their treatment of Christians and indigenous groups such as Assyrians, Minister Benjamin Dousa said after meeting Assyrian representatives in Stockholm, reaffirming that minority rights will factor into Swedish support.
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Religion
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The "beggar" bishop: How Jacob Baradaeus saved the Syriac Orthodox Church
In the fractured Byzantine world, Jacob Baradaeus walked unseen in beggar’s rags, defying imperial persecution. Through a hidden network of secret ordinations, he revived a dying Assyrian church to become the quiet force who preserved its faith, lineage, and future.
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Assyrian talent continues rise in Australian football
Assyrian-Australian footballer Danella Butrus continues her rapid rise, scoring for the Australian U20 National Team, most commonly known as the Matildas in a commanding 5–0 victory over India at the AFC U20 Women's Asian Cup in Thailand.
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