Canal Congreso TV is the official television channel of Congreso de los Deputados (Mexico). Canal Congreso TV develops the political, social and communication skills seeking to consolidate the democratic life of Mexico. The main goal of Canal Congreso is in the leveraging the importance of the role of legislatures and in making it understood by citizens, as well as to achieve the overall legitimacy and social cohesion around key issues for the nation. The channel is different from other media, it is public service oriented, with an educational and cultural imperative. Canal Congreso believes in the intrinsic rationality, the logic behind building a real democratic life. The channel started terrestrial broadcasting on March 18 1998, and became available via satellite on 2001: March 1 on SKY and April 15 on Direct TV.

As Pakistan's first 24 hour a day English language news supplier, Dawn News supplies widespread coverage of current and important events as they are happening. A subsidiary of the Pakistan Herald Publications Limited or PHPL, the television station had the distinction of being the largest media group presenting its news in the English language 24 hours a day. Recently the channel was converted to a Urdu news channel transmitting on a shorter daily schedule. Lower numbers in viewership along with a financial crisis has caused the English news channel to pare back their cover and recently has been renamed Express 24/7. This is currently also the only English news language channel to be found in Pakistan. However, the channel is available through the internet with online streaming capability for foreign viewers and can be found on their web site. Pervez Musharraf who is the former President of Pakistan was responsible for launching Dawn News first transmission on May 25, 2007 and was first housed at Haroon House then moved to Karachi in West Wharf.

Al Masar is the Iranian news TV channel aimed to cover social and political activities of pos-Hussein Iraq government. Al Masar is available as terrestrial TV channel on most of the Iraq territory and worldwide via satellite. The channel also streams in the internet as Al Masar Live. Al Masar programming is represented by five batches of programs: Middle East News, Iraq News, Sport News, Economic News and World News.

Greek socialists as well as progressives have displayed criticism for Skai TV, calling it neoliberal, conservative, and promoting right wing politics in the way it reports news and how it gives political commentary. Greek conservatives have also gone on to criticize the television station for putting on documentaries of a political nature that portray many Greeks as being lazy, deceitful, and cunning. Skai TV began with dubbing of all content that was in a foreign language rather than making use of subtitles, which is the common and more traditional method. The station finally relented and switched to use of subtitles for nearly all foreign language programs. Skai TV is a part of Skai Group, which is among the largest of all media groups found in Greece. Launched April 1st back in 2006 the Pireus Athens based television station can be found transmitting from a Hot Bird satellite in an encrypted form as well as an over the air analog transmission. Plans are to include digital with ERT as well.

Broadcasting in a wide assortment of languages, ROJ TV hopes to reach a wide audience with appealing and interesting programs. The Kurdish satellite TV station uses many dialects from the native language of the area which is Kurdish. Some viewers may well appreciate the Sorani, Hewrami, or Kurmanji style of dialect and there is a bit of the Turkish, Arabic, Persian, and Zaza languages as well. Broadcasting from Denmark with other offices in Belgium, their signals are sent around the world via satellite all day every day. Politics, educational programming, and cultural themes predominate the programming but some children's programming can also be found to entertain, teach, and amuse those who choose to watch. Saturdays can find news bulletins and the occasional English subtitled films. As you can see the programs presented are there to provide wide viewer appeal and enjoyment as well as serve as a learning channel for those who want to learn more.

Sky News is the UK-based international news channel covering world news with strong accent on UK news and political stories. Parented by News Corporation, Sky News channel use the resources both Fox News Channel and Fox Business Network alongside with its own correspondents and anchors. Owned by BSkyB, Sky News regularly earns awards for its innovative approach of news feed. Begin your day with Sunrise, breakfast time program on Sky News featured news updates with Charlotte Hawkins. Catch the freshest news cocktail with Sky News at Eleven by Anna Botting between 11pm and 12am. Enjoy your lunch with Sky News Today by Dermot Murnaghan at 1:00pm. Watch Sky News Live at Five by Jeremy Thompson and Andrew Wilson with total round-up of all the day's events and breaking news. Catch up with latest business and sport news with Kay Burley's Afternoon Live. Watch interviews with some of the UK's most interesting business, financial and political persons in 30 minute Jeff Randall Live TV show. Get to know all the News, Sport & Weather events "in 15 minutes, every 15 minutes" by Martin Stanford. If you are a sport addict you definitely have to watch Sportsline, news magazine summarizing major ongoing world sport events shown on Sky Sports News. Enjoy The Live Desk, brand new 60-minute program featuring day's news, sport, and business running between 1pm and 2pm and hosted by Colin Brazier and Charlotte Hawkins. Complete the day with Sky Midnight News featuring a look ahead to the morning news of the next day. Sky News weekend schedule begins with Saturday Live, morning sport, news, showbiz, and politics coverage by Chris Roberts. Weekend Lunchtime will keep your attention to what's going on in the world as you have your weekend brunch on Saturday or Sunday with an ultimate mix of news and sport by Lorna Dunkley and Nick Powell.Wake up on early Sunday morning at 10 a.m. and meet the Sky News' political editor in Sunday Live with Adam Boulton, a weekend show quested by politics, business, sports, and showbiz celebs. Finally, end your weekends with Sky News at Seven, a weekend news program by Stephen Dixon aimed to prepare you to the new week.