Tajikistan’s print media remains firmly in the hands of the state, with Jumhuriyat, Khalq Ovozi, Narodnaya Gazeta, and Sadoi Mardum emerging as the most prominent titles. Media assets Publishing: Jumhuriyat, Khalq Ovozi, Narodnaya Gazeta, Sadoi…
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…
ELTR is a state-affiliated broadcaster that reaches nearly the entire expanse of Kyrgyzstan, with a strong presence especially in the southern region of Osh. Media assets Television: Knowledge and Science Radio: ELFM…
Since its inception in 2000, ATV has carved out a commanding position in Azerbaijan’s media landscape. Today, it is widely regarded as the country’s most popular private television channel, a…
Mening Yurtim, known as MY5, is one of Uzbekistan’s most popular commercial television channels. It began test broadcasting on 12 November 2014 and went fully on air on 12 December 2014….
The Qazaqstan Radio and Television Corporation (RTRK) remains among Kazakhstan’s most prominent state broadcasters. It oversees four national television channels—Qazaqstan, Qazsport, Balapan, and Abai TV—alongside four radio stations: Qazaq Radiosy, Shalkar, Astana, and Classic. Additionally, the corporation operates…
Khovar, the official state news agency of Tajikistan, traces its origins back to 1925 when it was established as the Tajik Telegraph Agency (TTA). Over the decades, it has grown…
Kyrgyz National News Agency Kabar (Kyrgyz Uluttuk Maalymat Agenttigi, known simply as Kabar) is headquartered in Bishkek and holds the distinction of being the oldest and official state news agency in Kyrgyzstan. Its inception…
Founded in 1995, Khabar Agency has long stood as a central pillar of Kazakhstan’s media landscape, originally launched as the National Television News Agency—aptly named “Khabar,” or “News,” in Kazakh….