A-PAC Channel features live broadcasts from Australia's Parliament House in Canberra, the parliaments of Victoria, New South Wales and Queensland and sittings of the United States Congress. It also broadcasts speeches from the Australian National Press Club and a program which provides coverage of the New Zealand and British parliaments.

PressTV is the Iranian TV channel broadcasted worldwide in Enlish. PressTV is funded by Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB) and purposed to express the Iranian and Islamic point of view on world political news and events. PressTV is available on many satellite networks and via the internet as PressTV Live. Here is the list of most popular programs and talk shows on PressTV: Africa Today, American Dream, Anti-Semitism Rising, Why?, Autograph, Between the Headlines, Canon, CinePolitics, Comment,East Asia Now, Energy World, Epilogue, Euro Focus, Fine Print, Forum, Four Corner, Hart of the Matter, Hearts and Mind, Iran, Iran Today, Islam & Life, Middle East Press, Middle East Today, Minbar, Off The Cuff, Outside the Box, Rattansi & Ridley, Remember the Children of Palestine, Reporters' File, The Agenda, The Real Deal, Women's Voice, World Week Watch.

CCTV 7 is the Chinese Central TV channel located in Guangdong, producing and broadcasting informational programming divided on four segments: agricultural, military, children and science. Agricultural programs observe daily life for Chinese farmers and provide them with updated agricultural information, news and events of agricultural science and technology. Military programs focus on authoritative news, exposing the achievements on of national defense science and technology and the major world events and reports. Children's programming made by CCTV7 includes various forms animation and educational series alongside with the very popular "Windmill Local Edition" program. Science programming on CCTV 7 represented by "Light of Science", produced by the Wuhan TV, featuring mainly imported documentaries and broadcasted twice a day: in the morning and in the evening.

France 24 is internationally broadcasted TV channel based in Paris, France. France 24 competing with five other world-known international broadcasters, like NHK World, BBC World News, Russia Today, Al Jazeera and Deutsche Welle. France 24 is funded by French Government and supported by European Commission as one of the most significant European news channels aimed on world audience. France 24 features both French- and English-language programming. French programming consists of ten topics. The first topic is The Debates including The debate in France 24 , daily talk show about world news events which is led by Jean-Bernard Cadier and its Friday version A week in the World with the same host and his guests reviewing the international news events of the week. Next daily talk shows in The Debates topic are Opinion and Policies by Roselyne Febvre. The second topic on France 24 is Continents featuring The Week in the Americas hosted by Lea Salame, The week in Asia led by Helene Drouet, The week in the Middle East hosted by Meriem Amellal Lama, The week in Europe led by Judith Grimaldi, The week in Africa hosted by Vanessa Burggraf, The week in France led by Valerie Fayolle and animated program The week in the Maghreb by Aude Lechrist on Saturday. The third France 24's topic is Culture divided into 3 programs The Art of Living, Cultural Chronicles (daily series observing literature, music, exhibitions, films and fashion) and daily talk show Culture hosted by Louise Dupont. Sports is the fourth topic on France 24 live. It is airing Monday to Friday at 6:15, Saturday at 23:10 and Sunday at 23:10 (GMT +1) Economy topic consists of Exchange news program, Let Eco economic chronicles and Intelligence, led by Ali Ladi every Saturday. Science & Environment topicrepresented by 3 programs on France 24: Health hosted by Jennifer Knock on Sunday, Environment led by Jennifer Knock and Technophile with Jean-Bernard Cadier and Francis Pisani. Europe topic features programs: Here in Europe, hosted by Caroline Camaret, Europe District with Caroline Camaret and Focus airing twice a day from Monday to Friday. Press Review is the eighth topic on France 24 and it features The journal of the French press, by Stanislas de Saint Hippolyte; A review of the international press, led by the same anchors and The Journal News on weekends with Judith Grimaldi. Miscellaneous topic features On the Net program, Reporters with Robert Philom', The Observer (the program made loosely from amateur content) and The Method TV show every Thursday at 17:15 (GMT +1) English-language programming on France 24 consist mostly of adapted versions of French-language shows. But there are some differences: The Debates topic has Mark Owen's hosted TV show Face-off and Top Story, daily show hosted by Robert Parsons. Culture topic is divided into two section called Lifestyles and Culture both led by Eve Jackson. Business topic is represented by Markets and Business by Raphael Kahane. Science topic features additional English-language program called Future.

Variety is the word at VOA Pash Ashna TV as you get a good selection of news, comedy, and many movies as well as famous reality programs all of which can be streamed via computer or simply watched as they are aired. Listen to your favorite radio programs 24x7 as well as view VOA Pash Ashna TV from anywhere in the world. Fine quality national geographic channels as well as wildlife and online tutorials are all accessible with the live streaming capability of VOA Pash Ashna TV. The website contains access to hundreds of excellent programs as well as huge collections of entertainment programming, all of which is fully accessible anywhere and at anytime. Many programs are now sent in HD quality as well. For the very latest and most informative news from around the world you cannot find a better source than VOA Pash Ashna TV so tune in and be informed any time of the day or night.

Politics have always been an intriguing topic for many people around the world. With the popularity of new programming increasing, one channel in the Netherlands has decided to jump in the deep end to provide political commentary, debate, analysis, background, and daily columns specifically targeted towards those interested in Hague political conversation. Programming is provided free over the airwaves in the Netherlands, or via NOS internet streaming channels. The primary language is Dutch, so you should make sure you speak the language in order to understand. The programming is offered free of charge to everyone around the world. For many people, the service speaks of a new trend in global communications where we can use the internet to stay informed concerning political situations from all over the world without the necessity of reliance upon the media that might control the information inside a specific country. With 24 hour coverage of all things politics, the states, Politiek 24, literally meaning 24 Politics, is able to provide a highly needed service to Dutch speakers around the globe by providing timely information on the political process in the Netherlands.