OPINION
The Politics of Chaos of the Turkish Government Brings New Dangers
The views expressed in this op-ed are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of SyriacPress. By Suphi Aksoy As the spectrum of democratic politics in Turkey and throughout the Middle East continues to dangerously narrow, the whirlwind of chaos, crisis, marginalization, hostility, and conflict swells. And,…
Read More »Demand that Turkey releases the monk, Stefan Löfven!
The views expressed in this op-ed are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of SyriacPress. By Aday Bethkinne On January 9, 2020, the Turkish military arrested Syriac Orthodox monk dayroyo Aho Sefer Bilecen of the St Jacob of the Horn monastery, as well as 2…
Read More »Akitu Brigho!
The views expressed in this op-ed are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of SyriacPress. By Marcus Yalcin Beth Shao Dear reader, I would like to congratulate you with Akitu – Ha b’Nison, the beginning of the New Year as celebrated in Beth Nahrin (Mesopotamia)…
Read More »The defeat of the politics of liquidation depends on our ongoing common democratic struggle
The views expressed in this op-ed are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of SyriacPress. By Suphi Aksoy The current campaign of intimidation and hate by the ruling powers in Turkey contradicts today’s reality. The methods used against the various ethnic, religious, sectarian, and democratic opposition…
Read More »Let it be recorded by history: we are the Syriacs, the proud people of Beth Nahrin (Mesopotamia)
The views expressed in this op-ed are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of SyriacPress. By an anonymous submitter We are the people who from past to present have suffered hundreds of thousands of righteous Martyrs, slaughtered and persecuted because they were the rightful owners…
Read More »From Kafno to Kafno: The Centenary of Greater Lebanon
The views expressed in this op-ed are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of SyriacPress. By Dr Amine Jules Iskandar President of the Syriac Maronite Union-Tur Levnon August 4, 2020. Helpless Beirut watched how an unparalleled explosion destroyed the Lebanese people’s wheat supply. On that…
Read More »Let’s Live the Language that Jesus Christ Spoke!
All humans, societies and peoples are known through their particular identity. The defining characteristic of this identity is the mother tongue. The mother tongue plays a decisive role in the spiritual formation of humans, in the accumulation of knowledge and in getting to know and define one’s environment. It is…
Read More »A new common strategy against Turkey
The views expressed in this op-ed are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of SyriacPress. By Johannes de Jong Director of Sallux For years now all ethnicities who are under threat from Turkey have failed to push for a strategy that is really effective. This…
Read More »Call for tribunals to prosecute ISIS fighters supported by US State Department
Originally published on 13 December 2020 by All Arab News. You can find the original Here. All Arab News editor’s note: Nadine Maenza serves on the Advisory Board of ALL ARAB NEWS By Nadine Maenza The U.S. Department of State joined a coalition calling for Nuremberg-like tribunals to prosecute acts…
Read More »The political deadlock in the Middle East, pregnant with a new spring
The views expressed in this op-ed are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of SyriacPress. By Suphi Aksoy When it comes to the Middle East, international great powers have always set their policies in accordance with their interests. In the absence of broad legitimacy from…
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Azerbaijan convicts 30 Armenian soldiers of “terrorism”
BAKU — Although the war between Armenia and Azerbaijan has largely ceased militarily, it …
