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.
Assyrian political parties are sounding the alarm over Kurdish plans to grab land areas belonging to the Assyrian village of Bakhetme in Northern Iraq.
Noor Matti, co-founder of the Shlama Foundation, has been named Assyria Post’s Assyrian of the Year 2025 in recognition of his unwavering commitment to improving lives in Assyria.
A patriotic poem written 100 years ago by Naum Faiq Palak has come to serve as inspiration for the Assyriska FF football team in Sweden, writes the club’s chairman, Moussa Esa.
In this analysis of regional power dynamics affecting the Assyrian nation, Edward Oraha argues that a unifying national vision is among what's needed to make Assyrian aspirations part of the wider equation.
Mark Savaya, the United States Special Envoy to the Republic of Iraq, has said he intends to help the Assyrian towns and villages in the Nineveh Plain in a recent interview.
The three Assyrian MP:s elected recently to the Iraqi parliament announced the formation of a bloc to represent Assyrians and other non-muslim groups in the country.
Award-winning Assyrian-American journalist Joe Snell has released Our Assyrian Story, a collection of reporting from Assyria documenting the struggle of an ancient nation to preserve its identity amid persecution, land encroachment, and forced assimilation.
Assyrian boxing cousins Jonny Mansour and Julius Ballo delivered standout performances on the undercard of the WBC Cruiserweight title rematch between Swedish champion Badou Jack and German-Armenian challenger Noel Mikaelian, held in Los Angeles on December 13.
The systematic marginalization of Assyrians in northern Iraq was openly broadcast when a Kurdish television channel aired a report on land-grabbing of Assyrian lands, while simultaneously portraying Assyrians as “Christian Kurds,” reflecting a broader pattern of ethnic denial.
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.
