Did Jesus Write Letters? The Legend of King Abgar V
The New Testament never says that Jesus wrote anything. But a Christian legend claimed that he once penned a letter to an Anatolian king named Abgar.
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Historic move as Turkey forms commission on Assyrian land rights
Significant steps were taken earlier this year regarding the future for Assyrians in Turkey's Tur Abdin region as two Turkish ministers agreed to form special commissions to look into Assyrian land and property issues.
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Historic move as Turkey forms commission on Assyrian land rights
Significant steps were taken earlier this year regarding the future for Assyrians in Turkey's Tur Abdin region as two Turkish ministers agreed to form special commissions to look into Assyrian land and property issues.
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Diaspora
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Gishru postpones annual visit to Assyria amid security concerns
A U.S.-based Assyrian organization dedicated to reconnecting diaspora youth with their ancestral homeland has announced the postponement of its upcoming annual trip to Assyria, citing growing instability in Iraq.
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False unity is destroying Assyrian identity
Assyrians must shift their collective thinking from emotional reflex to analytical reasoning when confronting the debate over identity and unity, writes Daniel Sada.
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Daniel Sada
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Economy
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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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Culture
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Explosion of AI generated Assyrian music
There has been a surge of AI-generated music online over the past few months, including AI covers of old songs, entirely new tracks, and even the emergence of Narina Sarkis and Remos Ashuraya, believed to be the first-ever Assyrian AI singers.
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David Barsom
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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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Assyrian Catholic Church faces new scandal after cleric sentenced in Belgium
A court in Brussels has sentenced Assyrian Paulus Sati, a Chaldean Archdeacon legally known as Atheel Sati, in connection with a major organized crime case in Belgium.
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Sport
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Assyrian judoka Iakiv Khammo wins gold at European Open in Ljubljana
Ukrainian-Assyrian judoka Iakiv Khammo has secured another major international victory after winning the 2026 European Open in Ljubljana, further cementing his reputation as one of the leading heavyweights in European judo.
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