Gazprom Media
Gazprom Media stands as Russia’s preeminent media conglomerate, commanding nearly 20 television and radio channels, digital platforms, and select print publications. It remains a central pillar of the country’s media landscape….
Eurasia
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Georgian Public Broadcaster (GPB)
The Georgian Public Broadcaster (GPB) is Georgia’s national public-service broadcaster, operating two television and two radio channels. Founded in 1925 as Georgian Radio and in 1956 as Georgian Television, GPB was formally…
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National Television and Radio Company of Uzbekistan (MTRK)
The National Television and Radio Company of Uzbekistan (MTRK), established by presidential decree in 2005, serves as the nation’s official state broadcaster. Operating a broad network of television and radio…
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Government Media
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…
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Turkmen TV
Turkmenistan’s state television system, known collectively as Turkmen TV, consists of eight television channels and four radio stations, all under the direct authority of the government. The television portfolio includes Altyn Asyr (“Golden Age”), the…
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Tajik Television
Government Television encompasses a network of state-run broadcasters under the direct supervision of the Republic of Tajikistan’s government. The group’s flagship channel is TV Tajikistan, complemented by a range of thematic…
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Stolichnoye Televideniye (STV)
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…
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Public Television and Radio Broadcasting Company (ITV)
Launched in 2005, İctimai Television—literally “Public Television” in Azerbaijani and commonly referred to as ITV—is a flagship broadcaster headquartered in Baku. It was envisioned as the country’s first foray into…
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Public Radio of Armenia
Public Radio of Armenia, one of the country’s most venerable broadcast institutions, traces its origins back to 1926. Over nearly a century, it has grown into a multifaceted broadcaster managing…
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