(AINA) -- Assyrian leaders and advocates are sounding the alarm on escalating human rights violations in Iraq and Syria, where forced displacement, systemic discrimination, and cultural erasure ...

Among the most striking and memorable exhibits in the British Museum are the Assyrian reliefs depicting the royal hunt. These huge panels show the king, Ashurbanipal, shooting, spearing and stabbing a ...

Students, families and community members joyfully celebrating a historic moment as Niles Township High School District 219 in Illinois becomes the first in the country to approve an accredited ...

The setting was war-torn northeast Syria. Within the territory controlled by Kurdish fighters was a string of Assyrian Christian farming villages along the Khabur River. These Assyrians had ...

This is our land.” The archbishop said 34 Christian villages along the Khabur river were home to 45,000 Assyrians before the 2015 attack. Amsih said about 2.2 million Christians were in Syria ...

THE opening of St Mary's Cathedral on Saturday (15) brought together more than 500 members of the Assyrian Church of the East Community. Formerly known as St James’ Church, it stood unused in St James ...

It's March 27 669BC, and night has fallen over Nineveh, the Assyrian capital. On the temple roof, Balasi, chief astrologer to king Esarhaddon, is scanning the sky. An adviser has told the king that ...

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The official book trailer for “Lamassu Falling” is now available on Explora Books’ social media channels, offering a visual glimpse into the drama and intensity of Ortiz’s Assyrian epic.

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Nineb Lamassu is a poet, researcher, activist and Assyrian linguist. He has written many poems and published his work in the Assyrian and English languages. On his visit to Australia to catch up ...