Two more U.S. representatives co-sponsor legislation recognizing the Assyrian Genocide of 1915, Assyrians around the world remember the attack on a Syriac Orthodox Church in Baghdad on its 11th anniversary and the Etuti Insitute provides livestock for a family in Armenia.

Assyrian Democratic Movement Secretary-General Yonadam Kanna expresses his objection to Iraq’s electoral law, archaeologists discover a large-scale wine factory dating back to Assyrian rule and comedian Jenan Younis prepares for this year’s final showcase of her Middle Eastern comedy night.

Iraq’s election commission releases official preliminary results, legislation recognizing the Assyrian Genocide of 1915 is introduced to the French National Assembly and a school district in Illinois considers the integration of an Assyrian language course into its curriculum.

Iraqi elections come to a close, IHEC reports Badr candidates and others filling 'Christian' quota seats and the Shlama Foundation installs a water source installation in an Assyrian village in collaboration with the Assyrian Aid Society.

Assyrian candidates for quota seats in Iraq’s parliament prepare for this week’s elections amid general skepticism, the international community remembers the Artsakh War one year later and a U.S.-based Assyrian non-profit attends the fourth annual Nineveh Peace Festival in Mosul.

The U.S. House passes an amendment requiring a strategy for the return of minorities to the Nineveh Plain region of Iraq, members of the Syriac Orthodox Church committee are detained and released by the SUP in Syria and MP Yonadam Kanna attends an Ancient Church of the East ordination in Baghdad.

Assyrian candidates for Iraqi Parliament campaign ahead of next month’s general elections, the community commemorates the anniversary of the Soriya Massacre and an Assyrian short film snags three awards at the Prague International Indie Film Festival.

The Assyrian Church of the East selects Mar Awa Royel as its next patriarch, an Assyrian village in northern Iraq evacuates after airstrike threats and the Assyrian Aid Society renovates nurseries in Baghdeda and Bartella.

Turkish airstrikes reportedly hit an Assyrian village in Syria, U.S. Congresswoman Debbie Lesko co-sponsors legislation recognizing the Assyrian Genocide and the Shlama Foundation announces plans for a soccer league in northern Iraq. 

In a push for electoral accountability, Zowaa’s Imad Youkhana calls upon Iraq’s IHEC to prohibit photography at voting sites, French President Emmanuel Macron talks Peshmerga during his visit to Iraq and the Kurdish Region and two non-profits continue renovating Assyrian homes in Armenia in preparation for the coming winter.