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History Of Egypt, Chaldæa, Syria, Babylonia, and Assyria is the masterwork of one of the fathers of modern egyptology. This work, in twelve volumes, was translated from the French original, “Histoire ancienne des peuples de l’Orient classique” and published in 1903-1904. Maspero was a largely self-taught master of hieroglyphic translation. In November 1880, he was placed at the head of a French archeological mission, which developed later into the Institut Français d’Archéologie Orientale. M ...
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Easter holds great significance for Christians. Yet, for those of different faiths or non-religious backgrounds, it presents a chance to relish a four-day weekend, partake in family and social gatherings, engage in outdoor activities, and attend events where children take centre stage. Here's your essential guide to celebrating Easter in Australia.…
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Naseem Sadiq submitted this report detailing the flash floods that claimed three lives in Duhok. The floods caused extensive destruction and damage to numerous properties. Among those affected were Manhal Minas Jangeel, an Assyrian resident, and his wife. They recounted the terrible experience of witnessing their home inundated with muddy water ris…
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The Assyrian Democratic Movement (ADM) worldwide is celebrating its 45th anniversary. Immanuel Sada, of the ADM Bureau in Sydney, told SBS, "This year, the anniversary coincides with the Assyrian New Year festivities and with the joy of Easter. This event (on Saturday, 6 April) will be a great opportunity to unite our community."…
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Bankruptcy can be complicated for many people, as it can bring about feelings of financial shame and stigma. However, it may be the only way to alleviate financial distress in some cases. If you struggle to manage your debts, filing for bankruptcy could be an option.
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The Assyrian Students' Association of Australia has just chosen its new committee, with Edessa Shmoel assuming the role of president. During an interview with SBS Assyrian, Shmoel outlined her vision for advancing and enhancing the association's aims and objectives in the future.
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The rich diversity within the Indigenous population of Australia is a captivating aspect, defying the common misconception that all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples belong to one homogeneous group. In reality, Indigenous people represent a mosaic of cultures, languages, lifestyles, and kinship structures.…
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Susan George is the president of the Rabi Nimrod Simono Scholarship, which is sponsored by the Assyrian Australia Association. She spoke to SBS Assyrian about the aims and objectives of this award. This year, there will be six recipients instead of the usual four awards.
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I-V-F success rates used to be less than 10 per cent, but today around a third of women will have a baby in their first I-V-F cycle. Now, as artificial intelligence transforms our world, researchers hope it'll help further improve outcomes for people hoping to start a family.
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David David of The Assyrian National Council-Australia discussed with SBS Assyrian the final preparations for one of the largest Assyrian festivals worldwide, marking the Assyrian New Year on March 24th this year. He emphasises on that this event isn't merely a festivity but a crucial endeavour to safeguard the Assyrian heritage and ensure its cont…
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On March 3, 2024, a press conference took place in Baghdeda (Beth Khdida), where ADM and Abnaa Alnahrain jointly announced their agreement to unite. Further steps are underway to finalize the agreement. Ninos Emmanuel interviewed SBS contributor Nassem Khubo from Dohuk, who shared insights on this development.…
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Dr Robin Bet-Shmouel, an Assyrian linguist renowned for his Syriac language and culture expertise, has commenced his tenure with the Iraqi Scientist Committee in Baghdad. Bet-Shmuel says he plans to establish the Syriac Language Department, which will oversee various literature and language-related committees.…
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Deep-seated cultural issues detected in the Austalian Defence Force, according to an inquiry into veteran suicides; Australia's assistant minister for a Republic says he's keen to host King Charles III; and, in football, a star performance from Phil Foden secures a critical win for Manchester City in its derby match against Manchester United.…
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Leaders of European Commission nations have stated that they will not be sending troops to Ukraine, after President Macron earlier in the week said it was a possibility. Russia's President Vladimir Putin has warned that direct conflict between NATO and Russia would be inevitable if the alliance sends combat troops.…
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Palestinians in Gaza and the families of Israeli hostages are holding their breath as ceasefire talks in Qatar reach a decisive moment. The potential deal would be a six-week ceasefire stretching over the Muslim holy month of Ramadan and would see the release of some hostages in exchange for Palestinian prisoners in Israel. Meanwhile, fears grow of…
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Changes to stage three tax cuts have passed parliament. It's a win for the Labor government, who secured support from the Coalition for the tax changes. But one piece of legislation won't end the cost of living crisis, with calls for the government to do more to address the ongoing issue
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The Fairfield City Heritage Collection will be on display at the Fairfield City Museum and Gallery from 26 February until 13 April 2024. Many local residents have contributed to the collection including with items of handmade craft, dolls and old newspapers. Assyrian archaeologist, June Jako, has added artefacts including an ancient Assyrian king's…
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An Iraqi federal court decision has rejected the Christian appeal for correcting the elections' quota and announced the elimination of the minorities' quota in the KRG parliament. Naseem Sadia talks about the reasons behind the decision and its implications for Assyrians living in Iraq.
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