The Historic Clans, Family Houses and Families of Ankawa: A Social Memory Preserving the Town’s History and Identity

A Historical and Social Report Documenting the Names of Old Family Houses, Family Origins, Traditional Neighbourhoods and Social Ties That Shaped Ankawa’s Historic Community Ishtar TV –...
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Archaeological Discoveries in Old Dongola, Sudan: A Massive Christian Church and Greek Inscriptions Shed Light on the Kingdom of Makuria

A joint Polish-Sudanese archaeological mission has reached the original floor level of the Great Church of Jesus for the first time, uncovering a monumental staircase, an upper-floor church...
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Noah’s Ark Near Mount Ararat: New Research Reopens the Mystery of a Legend Thousands of Years Old

A research team in eastern Turkey is conducting deep excavations and analysing more than 300 soil samples at the boat-shaped Durupınar Formation, hoping to find physical evidence supporting...
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Gabriel Moushi: Constitutional Recognition of Syriac-Assyrians and Their Cultural and Linguistic Rights Strengthens Syria’s Unity and Diversity

Syrian People’s Assembly member Gabriel Moushi Kourieh stressed the need for constitutional and national recognition of the Syriac-Assyrians as an indigenous national component of Syria,...
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Artist Esther Elia Reimagines Contemporary Assyrian Identity Through Art Blending Ancient Heritage with Modern Life

From Mexican-tile Lamassu sculptures to paintings and textiles inspired by everyday life, an artist of Assyrian-Irish heritage offers an artistic vision affirming that Assyrian culture is not...
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The Original Languages of the Gospels: Greek as the Language of Writing and Aramaic as the Language of Christ’s Daily Life

  The four canonical Gospels of the New Testament were written in ancient Greek, while Aramaic was the language most commonly spoken in Jesus...
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Apostolic Churches in Iran: Ancient Christian Roots and Armenian, Assyrian and Chaldean Heritage

  From the historic Armenian monasteries in the country's northwest to the East Syriac churches in Urmia and Tehran, Iran preserves an apostolic ecclesiastical...
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Scientific Symposium at the Catholic University of Erbil Examines the Eastern Church Heritage and Its Contributions to Civilisation

The symposium, organised by the Babel College of Philosophy and Theology in cooperation with the University of Fribourg in Switzerland, discussed Syriac translations and the influence of...
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Turkish MP George Aslan Calls for Return of Confiscated Syriac Churches and Monasteries to Their Legal Owners

Turkish MP George Aslan Calls for Return of Confiscated Churches and Monasteries to Their Legal Owners During discussions on the Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism’s 2027 budget, Aslan...
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In Iraq, Chaldean Catholic Community Faces an Uncertain Future Amid Displacement and Regional Tensions

A report by U.S. Catholic magazine highlights the growing challenges facing the Chaldean Catholic Church and its community in Iraq, as declining Christian numbers, displacement, economic...
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