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Dijlah TV (Arabic: قناة دجلة الفضائية) is an Iraqi satellite news channel, on air since 2010 and counted among the most watched news stations in Iraq. It was founded by the Iraqi politician and former trade minister Mohamed al-Karbouli and is now owned and led by Ali al-Zaidi, who acquired the channel from its founder. The station works from Amman in Jordan, broadcasts in Arabic and takes its name from the Dijlah, the Arabic name of the Tigris, the river that runs through Baghdad.
The channel presents itself as a family station addressing what matters to Iraqi and Arab viewers, with a programme structure built on variety rather than a single genre. The day is organised around rolling news and current affairs: bulletins from Baghdad and the governorates, political analysis and debate programmes, coverage of parliament, government and the provinces, and reporting on the economy, society, youth issues, culture and sport. Interviews with ministers, party figures, deputies and independent analysts carry the prime-time hours, and live coverage of major national events takes over the grid whenever events demand it.
Beyond Iraq the signal travels by satellite in high definition across the Middle East and North Africa and reaches the Iraqi diaspora in Europe and further afield, while the official website dijlah.tv carries the live feed. The station also keeps one of the largest Arabic-language video archives of Iraqi broadcasting, with tens of thousands of recorded bulletins, interviews and programmes available on demand. Viewers can Watch Live from a browser and stream online on a phone, tablet, laptop or smart TV. Watch TV Online Free without a subscription, follow breaking news as it happens and keep a steady Iraq Live Stream running through the night: a real TV Online window onto Baghdad.
