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).

Streamed live on the internet, Hellenic TV 2 offers programming to the Greek speaking audience and got its beginning back in 1982 in London that came from a need to provide coverage in the native tongue of Greeks who appreciated not needing a translation. Based today in Harringey, Hellenic TV 2 began when cable television first arrived in the UK. After eight years of truly hard and devoted work the channel became a reality as the first non-English speaking television channel in the UK to be granted the broadcasting license. Concerts, feature films, and plenty of locally produced and entertaining programming have been appreciated by the Greek speaking audience of loyal followers each evening. Daytime programs include daily transmissions of ERT and RIK. All programming is viewable by any age and is much appreciated for the concert performances that might otherwise be missed. Tony Curry who represents the ITC has commended the programming on Hellenic TV, stating they produce so much for so few people it is amazing.

For European and American viewers, Iran's Sahar TV1 may, at first, seem like a series of English-language broadcasts from the other side of the looking glass, so distinctly foreign and so radically different from other international media it demands a serious paradigm shift. In fact, if Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB) inspires some shock and awe among its worldwide viewers, it has achieved a significant part of its mission. The IRIB website explains in no uncertain terms, Sahar TV1 seeks to introduce the Islamic Revolution of Iran to foreign viewers as the most significant, influential uprising of the past century by explaining Islam's views. Where cultures and values collide, perhaps understanding begins. One admirably objective international analyst suggests, Sahar TV1 is as fiercely Islamic as Fox News seems overwhelmingly "American". In other words, viewers of both networks must watch with healthy respect for built-in bias and not-so-subtle promotion of political and sectarian ideology. You don't watch in spite of the bias; you watch because of it.

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.

Nile TV International is an Egyptian TV channel owned and funded by Government of Egypt. It's operated by the Egyptian Radio and Television Union (ERTU) and serves as the part of Nile TV network dedicated to broadcast in foreign languages: primarily in English, French, and significantly lesser in Hebrew. Except the broadcasting on major part of Middle East via four satellites, Nile TV is also available across the globe as Nile TV Live, a web version of the channel. The mission of the Nile TV International is to represent cultural, economic, social and political events, achievements and issues of Arab world to the non-Arabic audience. The channel is also dedicated to promote tourism industry of Egypt on Middle East market and present the image of modern Egypt to the target audience. The channel programming policy is also concerning about women's rights, democratic and corruption issues of Egyptian society. Nile TV International is also focused on discussions and analysis of the latest political events with the high-profiled guests in programs like: Open to Question and Egypt Today. Other programming of Nile TV International is represented by such the programs as Panorama News, Business World, Front Line, Arab Affairs, Nile Cruise and Cairo Watch.

With much to offer viewers Yerkir Media TV has a wide and diverse schedule of programs within their daily listings. Watch such outstanding programs as Barev Yerkir which translates to mean Good morning country, The show provides interesting topics such as live conversations, video on a various issues and is geared toward viewers such as elderly people, housewives, and children, either hurrying to work or to school. Or perhaps Hraparak (Square) is appealing for its focus on public issues of importance as well as constructive discussions and hot debates. Erkri harcy (Country issues) follows important topics of the present day by way of face to face interviewing with no restrictions and focusing on culture, diplomatic, sporting events, as well as governmental and political events. Interested in what people are eating around the world? Watch Araratyan Khohanots TV (Ararat cuisine) and see world trained chefs prepare food that is unique or traditional, learn while enjoying the tastiest snacks you can learn to make yourself. Jazz Hour offers music in the category of Jazz presented by Armen Tutunjyan, the jazz man himself. With so much diversity Yerkir Media TV is sure to please all who watch.