Clothing shop rises amid rubble of Batnaya
A new women and children’s clothing shop in Batnaya, a village in the Nineveh Governorate of northern Iraq, is part of a slow trend to
Author : Joe Snell
Soccer tournament in Duhok honors late Assyrian leader Ashur Eskrya
A soccer tournament in honor of the late Assyrian leader Ashur Eskrya wrapped up last week in Duhok.
ACOE announces election date for new patriarch
The election of a new patriarch for the Assyrian Church of the East (ACOE) is slated for Sept. 5 in Erbil.
New community center in Alqosh promotes education
A new community center in Alqosh aims to support locals clubs and activities.
Gilgamesh-inspired contest draws composers from around the world
Composers from China, France, Iran, Russia, Spain, Scotland, the United States and more faced off with musical scores in an annual competition inspired by the
Memorial tribute honors late Assyrian leader Ashur Eskrya
A virtual memorial tribute honored the late Assyrian leader and president of the Assyrian Aid Society of Iraq Ashur Eskrya.
Election of new ACOE patriarch postponed due to COVID
The election of a new patriarch of the Assyrian Church of the East has been postponed, according to a release from a church official.
Arizona billboards trumpet Kha b’Nissan
A nation-wide art competition culminates in three digital billboards in Arizona that will recognize the Assyrian New Year, also known as Kha b'Nissan.
New medical center in Lebanon serves Assyrians impacted by port explosion
A new medical center in Lebanon will serve Assyrians living in areas affected by the Aug. 4 Beirut explosion.
Amadiya survey part of ongoing project to track northern Iraq’s dwindling population
A new survey of villages in Iraq’s Amadiya District aims to curb the region’s dwindling population. Shlama Foundation hopes the updated figures will lead to