In this week’s episode, hear about the postponed trial of an Assyrian priest indicted in Turkey, an open letter from the Iraqi Christian Relief Council and other organizations to Turkish authorities regarding the case of a kidnapped Assyrian couple and the current status of the Shlama Foundation’s project bringing solar energy to the Nineveh Plain.

Correction: An earlier version of this episode said Sefer Aho Bileçen is being held on bond. Bileçen is out on bond. 

This week, hear about why the University of California at Berkeley is facing backlash from the Assyrian community, how an Assyrian Student Association is getting winter clothing to Iraq and what an Assyrian Church of the East Bishop has to say about the COVID-19 vaccine. 

In this week’s episode, catch up on a report from The Assyrian Policy Institute on the effects of Turkey’s ongoing conflict with the PKK, a resolution introduced to the Arizona House of Representatives calling for recognition of the Simele Massacre of 1933 and the Assyrian Aid Society of Iraq's recognition by the Iraqi Directorate of NGOs for its role in the country’s pandemic relief efforts.

Welcome to your audio source for Assyrian news. This week, hear about ACERO’s aid distribution in northern Iraq, Etuti Institute’s Christmas toy drive in Armenia and a Chicago Assyrian’s bid for local office.