Three are killed in an airstrike on a military airport in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, Armenians begin a mass exodus out of Artsakh, Nagorno-Karabakh and a nonprofit completes the renovation of an Assyrian school in northern Iraq. 

A Turkish minister says the Iraq-Turkey oil pipeline is set to resume operation; Gulyama Younan, mother of the Ancient Church of the East Patriarch, dies in Chicago; and a Spanish university holds its second Assyrian-centered academic conference.

The Syrian Democratic Forces say tribal battles in Syria have come to an end, looted artifacts are returned to Lebanon and a nonprofit nears completion of an irrigation canal in an Assyrian-populated village.

Clashes erupt in Iraq’s Kirkuk, U.S.-backed forces fight in Syria’s east and construction begins on the anticipated Iran-Iraq rail. 

Turkish drone attacks kill seven PKK members in Iraq, a high-level US delegation visits rebel-held northwest Syria and youth of an Assyrian village in Iraq raise funds for a new a soccer field.

The U.S. sanctions Syrian militias, Iraq receives a loan from Japan for the refurbishment of a major oil refinery and a nonprofit gives Assyrians in a remote village in Turkey a new heating system.

Turkish soldiers are killed in an anti-PKK operation in Iraq, community members mark Assyrian Martyrs Day and the Chicago-area Assyrian community prepares for the fourth annual Assyrian Food Festival.

The Assyrian community commemorates 9 years since the fall of the Nineveh Plains to ISIS, the Assyrian Church of the East opens its new patriarchal cathedral in Erbil and Iraq blocks the messaging app Telegram amid “national security concerns”.

Nahla Valley villagers protest reportedly long-standing curfews, Chaldean Catholic Church leader Louis Raphael Sako arrives in Erbil and the Swedish embassy in Iraq relocates to Stockholm.