The National Public Broadcasting Company of Ukraine (UA:PBC), operating under the brand name Suspilne Ukraine since its rebranding in 2022, is the country’s public broadcaster. Established in its current structure in…
The National State TV and Radio Company of the Republic of Belarus—commonly referred to as Belteleradiocompany (BTRC)—serves as the country’s official state-owned television and radio broadcaster. Its roots stretch back to…
Teleradio-Moldova (TRM) is the state-owned national broadcaster of Moldova. It operates two television channels, Moldova 1 and Moldova 2, alongside three radio services: Radio Moldova, Radio Moldova Tineret, and Radio Moldova Muzical. Media assets Television:…
ONT (Общенациональное Телевидение – All‑National TV) is Belarus’s second national television channel and a state‑owned broadcaster. Launched by presidential decree in February 2002, it occupies the frequencies formerly used to relay…
GRT, the sole broadcaster delivering content in the Gagauz language—a Turkic tongue spoken by Gagauz communities across Moldova, Ukraine, Russia, and Turkey—continues to stand alone globally in preserving and promoting…
The Ukrainian government owns and operates several media outlets, among them Rada, a television channel dedicated to covering parliamentary proceedings, Golos Ukrainy, a newspaper focusing on parliamentary affairs, and Uryadovy Kuryer, which reports…
Stolichnoye Television (STV) began broadcasting in 2001 and has since extended its reach to audiences nationwide. The channel combines original Belarusian programming with significant retransmission of Russian content: it rebroadcasts…
Sovetskaya Belorussiya (known in Belarusian as Belarus Segodnya) is the largest Russian-language daily newspaper in Belarus and one of the country’s most influential state media outlets. With a history stretching back…