Chaldean Press

Circulating reports claim that armed Kurdish factions remain entrenched in Derik (al-Malikiyah) in northeastern Syria, with residents describing the city as a hostage situation between Kurdish settlers and indigenous Christian (Chaldean & Syriac) areas. Sources state that Kurdish rebel positions inside or near civilian districts could turn Derik into a

The reemergence of Nouri al-Maliki as a serious political force has sparked growing concern among Iraq’s Christian communities, including Chaldeans. For many, Maliki’s name is inseparable from one of the most destabilizing periods in modern Iraqi history. During Maliki’s tenure as prime minister, Iraq experienced deepening sectarian

More than 35 Christian villages along the Khabur River in northeastern Syria, including the town of Tell Tamer, are facing an increasingly dangerous situation as Kurdish People’s Protection Units (YPG) forces remain embedded in Christian population centers. Local Christians say they have no ability to force the militia out

U.S. forces have begun transferring ISIS detainees from northeastern Syria into Iraq, citing growing concerns over prison security, regional instability, and the risk of coordinated prison breakouts amid ongoing conflict. The first transfer reportedly involved 150 ISIS fighters, with plans that could ultimately see up to 7,000 detainees

Reports emerging from northeastern Syria indicate renewed violence in the Christian town of Tel Tamer, despite the announcement of a ceasefire earlier today. Tel Tamer lies directly along a volatile frontline separating Kurdish People’s Protection Units (YPG) positions and forces of the Syrian Army, making it particularly vulnerable to

The United States has announced the withdrawal of all remaining U.S. military forces from Iraq, marking a major turning point in the American presence that began with the 2003 invasion. According to official statements and regional reporting, the withdrawal includes U.S. personnel stationed across Iraq in advisory and