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On June 29 the press conference of Mkrtich Minasyan, Head of the RA NA delegation to the Inter-Parliamentary Assembly on Orthodoxy, and Ruzanna Arakelyan,…
Read moreOn June 29 the press conference of Mkrtich Minasyan, Head of the RA NA delegation to the Inter-Parliamentary Assembly on Orthodoxy, and Ruzanna Arakelyan,…
Read moreFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE “Ana lewan shaperta le khaqran b’gane, mayla mine shetranta soudroh sousanee, morounla d’qema raqda, soloh Yemeni, sheshaleh qawmoh neqda. . .†“Arabo†from…
Read moreBy Mine Yildirim, Researcher at the Institute for Human Rights at Ã…bo Akademi University Following the AKP’s general election victory, political attention in Turkey has turned…
Read moreOn Wednesday 22nd June 2012 there was a meeting about the land disputes surrounding the monastery of Mor Gabriel in the district of Midyat, Mardin Province,…
Read moreCharles E. Ramirez/ The Detroit News Warren— Learning English hasn’t come easy for Lamyaa Petros, but it’s getting easier, she said.…
Read moreANKAWA // Alin Sarahat fled Baghdad five years ago with his parents, brother and two sisters after the family received death threats from anti-Christian terrorists.…
Read moreHundreds of Christian families fled from Baghdad and Mosul after their persecution reached new heights during the last year; many are now settling for good in the city of…
Read moreÖmer Engin Lütem On 15 June 2011, a draft resolution entitled “Resolution Urging the Republic of Turkey to safeguard its Christian Heritage and to Return Confiscated Church…
Read moreBy Tom Heneghan, Religion Editor VENICE, Italy (Reuters) – Middle East Christians are struggling to keep hope alive with Arab Spring democracy movements promising more political freedom but…
Read more“History – is the true witness of the past, the light of truth, living memory. Let’s preserve history, memory and the past 
Read morePhoto by Chris Bunker. Herman Tuele discussed his ideas on Christians in contemporary Iraq in a Kennedy Center Lecture.By BRYCE KUNZ…
Read moreby Bernardo Cervellera The scientific committee of the journal Oasis opened its annual meeting to discuss the present and future of the ‘Jasmine Revolutions’. Great new things are now possible,…
Read moreAssad has denounced a plot against Syria and promised amendments to the Constitution. Opposition demonstrations against the president’s overtures, branded as…
Read moreHelen Talia was born in Baghdad and raised in Chicago. She completed her education, earning a “Bachelor of Science in Accounting,†a “Master of Business Administration 
Read morehttp://www.uwindsor.ca/reaching-out Rita Matloob, Civil engineering student, received a $10,000 scholarship from the Canadian Engineering Memorial Foundation for her work as an ambassador for the…
Read moreBy: Harut Sassounian The Armenian-American community took a major step last week to reverse the consequences of the Armenian Genocide and end the Turkish government’s long-standing…
Read moreBy KEITH DARCÉ • U-T BALBOA PARK — April Moo was keenly aware of her limited educational opportunities growing up in a crowded camp for Burmese refugees in a rain forest just…
Read moreHasankeyf, a city overlooking the Tigris River in the Southwestern Anatolia region in Turkey, prides itself on being the oldest inhabited settlement on earth. Having…
Read moreSyria (MNN) ― President Bashar al-Assad may be losing Syria. His attempts to stamp out protests across the country of 23 million are like a game of…
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