An Arizona state legislator issues a proclamation recognizing the Assyrian New Year, a nonprofit partners with a local church to plant trees in northern Iraq and a nearly 200-year-old Assyrian church in Armenia gets gas, electricity and further renovations.

An Assyrian candidate runs for a minority seat in Lebanon’s parliament, two years pass since the discovery of the remains of Simuni Diril after her disappearance in Turkey and an Assyrian performer joins the lineup at a first-ever MENA-centered comedy festival.

Illinois becomes the first U.S. state to establish a caucus on Assyrian issues, the Iraq Museum, with its collection of Assyrian artifacts, reopens after a 3-year hiatus and the Assyrian New Year parade returns to Duhok for the first time in two years

An Assyrian member of the KRI parliament makes demands for more quota seats, Iraqi refugees who had fled to Syria during ISIS occupation return home and a Ukrainian Assyrian artist is one of more than a million forced to flee the country amid Russian invasion.

Assyrians commemorate the 7th anniversary of ISIS attacks on their villages in Syria, officials break ground on a new ACOE patriarchal seat in Erbil and documentation of Assyrians in Ukraine resurfaces amid ongoing Russian invasion.

A nonprofit renovates a fifth Assyrian home in Armenia, an Assyrian business in northern Iraq gets new life and an Assyrian riff on the popular game “Wordle” becomes available.

U.S. forces patrol areas in northeast Syria, an Assyrian member of the KRI parliament presents draft legislation for a “Syriac Language Academy” and an Australia-based Assyrian organization issues a letter to the UAE’s foreign ministry.

Turkish air raids target PKK positions in northern Iraq and Syria, an ISIS leader is killed during a U.S. raid and Assyrians mark the 37th anniversary of the execution of three ADM leaders. 

U.S.-backed forces clash with ISIS militants in northeastern Syria, an Assyrian nonprofit helps families in northern Iraq fight frigid temperatures and Assyrians in Lebanon continue to struggle amid the country's economic crisis. 

A nonprofit distributes food aid to displaced families in northern Iraq, the community mourns the loss of a village chief in Nahla and an Iraq-based Assyrian artist wins a competition in Chicago.