History
How a simple word caused division among Assyrians a century ago
More than a century ago, Naum Faik Palak warned his people against division born of misunderstanding and a sectarian mindset.
News
Arbo becomes second Assyrian village to shed Turkish-imposed name
An Assyrian village in Turkey’s Assyrian heartland has successfully petitioned to restore its original name, raising hopes that others may soon follow.
Religion
Patriarch's visit puts focus on Assyrian Christian heritage in China
Assyrian–Chinese historical exchanges took center stage at a jubilee celebration held in Hong Kong marking the 400th anniversary of the rediscovery of the Xi’an Stele.
Diaspora
Assyrian reliefs coming to Los Angeles Museum
Three monumental Assyrian reliefs will be on display at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art in 2026.
History
Youtube documentary on Assyrian genocide gains more than five million views
A mini documentary about the Assyrian genocide by the Youtube channel A Day in History has gained more than 5 million views
Assyria
Largest Known Assyrian Winged Bull and royal clay tablets uncovered in ancient Nineveh
Archeologists have announced new discoveries from ancient Assyria.
Diaspora
Residence of Agha Petros in France burns to the ground
A fire has consumed the abandoned chateau of Agha Petros in southern France.
Assyria
Locals protest possible return of historic church building in Mardin
Rumors of the Turkish president decreeing the return of the Syriac Catholic Church's patriarchal seat to its owners has stirred emotions among local muslims.
Assyria
Assyrian MP condemns monument over genocide architect
Turkish parliament MP George Arjo has criticized the inauguration of a monument to Talat Pasha, one of the key figures behind the Assyrian genocide.