Television viewers who wish to watch programs related to education, news, culture, economics, and sports know about TRT 2 and the fine programming they have to offer and is scheduled every day. The channel focuses on the arts and cultural content but includes many other venues including cartoons and shows designed for children. Viewers don't want to miss Cinema 7 which provides news on new Turkish cinema releases along with interviews with some of the top directors in the media. Another cinematic program is From World Cinemas which include subtitled films from around the world (every Friday evening). The discriminating view may wish to watch the programming scheduled on Sinemasal for more artsy fare (Sunday nights). News is well covered on TRT 2 as day time programming is primarily on economic, local, health advice, culture & the arts, along with sports news. Classical music in the form of concerts, opera, and ballet are particularly popular along with Turkish folk and classic type music and stylish world music. TRT 2 viewers may also appreciate TV series from around the world such as Married?... With Children, 21 Jump Street, ALF, Happy Days, Who's The Boss?, and Airwolf.

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.

TRT Anadolu, also known as TRT5 or TRT 5 Anadolu is an Anatolian subdivision of TRT Network dedicated to cover news and events of Anatolian (Turkish Republic) community. As a local TV, TRT 5 also cooperates with other local Turkish TV channel in order to syndicate about 25% of news content. As the prime aim of TRT Anadolu is to cover local news, the major part of its airing time consists of reportages dedicated to local news and current affairs. Among such the programs are: Gun Sonu (End of Day), Ters Kose (Opposite Corner), Sabah Haberleri (Morning News), Anatolia Agenda (Anadolu Gundemi), Anadoluda Uretim (Made in Anatolia) and Anadolu Soruyor (Anatolia Asks). The rest of the programs represents TRT schedule of historical, entertainment, cultural and health content: Tuna (Danube), Dem Bu Dem (It is Dem Dem), 7 Numara (Number 7), Hayat ve Din (Life and Religion), Afiyet Olsun (Bon Appetit), Hayatin Renkleri (Colors of Life),Hava Durumu (Weather), Kulturel Zenginlikimiz (Cultural Wealth) and Turku Gecesi (Night song).

Lider TV is the public television channel in Azerbaijan Lider TV is broadcasting a very diverse programming: from news and events to entertainment and music clips.

As the international TV channel in Turkey, the Turkish Radio and Television Corporation, also known as TRT Turk TV is where most Turks tune in to see what is happening in the world both locally and abroad. A wide variety of programming is available to please the most discriminating viewers. Programs range from drama, entertainment, music, cultural, and education related fare with or without commercials. One of the tasks that TRT Turk TV is committed to is the promotion of the Turkik World and to produce with other Turkic Republics in mine, allowing others to participate in the viewing schedules and programs. The common language is Turkish and so that is the primary language used on TRT television with the addition of subtitles in various foreign languages and dialects. Modern multi language dubbing is utilized through techniques allowed to reduplicate in various languages as desired. Look for a wide variety of programming that most often will be in a language appreciated by a wide audience of television viewers on any typical day at TRT Turk TV.

Cyprus Broadcasting Corporation (CyBC), also known as PiK, numbers among the world's purest examples of broadcasting in the public interest. Carefully tailored to the needs and interests of its Cypriot viewers, both Greek and Turkish, CyBC has played a pivotal role in calming long-standing tensions between Cyprus's two predominant ethnic groups. Offering intelligent, sensitive, balanced programming designed to promote tolerance and pluralism by showcasing the Republic's distinctive culture and delivering both news and informational programming, CyBC has help to unify a once deeply divided nation. CyBC is a proud member of the Geneva-based European Broadcasting Union, and it is a founding shareholder in EuroNews, the EU's distinctively European news network. CyBC operates two separate channels with complementary purposes: CyBC1 went on the air in the late 1950s, broadcasting predominantly Greek programming. CyBC1 continues airing news, popular dramas and comedies, and recent films mostly in Greek. CyBC2 supplements CyBC1 programming with more eclectic and inclusive programs in Greek, Turkish, and English. CyBC2 is Cyprus's leading sports network and its prime provider of quality programming for children.