YLE TV Teema & Fem

YLE Teema & Fem on suomalainen julkisen palvelun televisiokanava, joka toimii kulttuuri- ja tiedeformaatin parissa. Ensisijaiset kielet ovat suomi ja ruotsi. Kanava perustettiin 24. huhtikuuta 2017, kun Yle yhdisti Yle Teeman ja Yle Fem -kanavat yhdeksi kanavaksi. Yle Teema oli alun perin erikoistunut kulttuuriin, tieteeseen, historiaan ja pohjoismaisiin ohjelmiin, kun taas Yle Fem (aiemmin YLE FST ja YLE FST5) palveli Suomen ruotsinkielistä vähemmistöä.

Kanava yhdistää Yle Teeman syvällisen kulttuuritarjonnan ja Yle Femiin keskittyneen pohjoismaisen näkökulman, tarjoten katsojille rikkaan ja monitahoisen katselukokemuksen. Kanava on ikkuna maailmaan ja kulttuurien kirjoon, joka rohkaisee oppimaan uutta ja laajentamaan näkökulmia. Yle Teema & Fem on määritelty eliittikanavaksi, ja suurin osa sen ohjelmista liittyy taiteeseen, klassiseen musiikkiin, dokumentteihin, elokuviin ja ajankohtaisohjelmiin.

Ohjelmisto kattaa laajan kirjon kulttuuria, tiedettä, historiaa ja pohjoismaisia tuotantoja. Suosittuja ohjelmia kanavalla ovat esimerkiksi La Promesa - Salaisuuksien kartano, Yö meren rannalla, Pako pohjoiseen, Woman of the Hour ja Kesäleski. Muita kanavalla esitettyjä ohjelmia ovat olleet Ohjus, Mina Settembre, Timanttinen keikka ja Opettajainhuone. Kanava esittää myös keskusteluohjelmia kuten Skavlan & Sverige, jossa on vieraillut keskustelemassa sanan voimasta muun muassa piispa Mariann Edgar Budde.

Kanava toimii osana Ylen yleisradiotoimintaa ja on omistettu julkiselle palvelulle. Se on saatavana useiden jakelualustojen kautta. Kanavan voi vastaanottaa digitaalisen maanpäällisen television kautta, minkä lisäksi se on saatavilla kaapeli-tv-verkoissa ja IPTV-palveluissa. Kanavaa lähetetään Thor 6 -satelliitin kautta, ja se on suojattu Conax- ja Videoguard-järjestelmillä. Kanava on katsottavissa myös Yle Areenan kautta, joka on Ylen suoratoistopalvelu. Yle Areena tarjoaa mahdollisuuden katsoa ohjelmia suorana lähetyksenä ja tallenteina tietokoneella, mobiililaitteilla ja älytelevisioilla.

Yle Teema & Fem on tunnettu pohjoismaisesta yhteistyöstä, ja se on esittänyt ruotsalaisen SVT:n ohjelmia, vaikka suora yhteistyö SVT:n valikoiman suoratoistossa päättyi kanavan yhdistyessä. Kanava kuitenkin jatkaa suosittujen SVT-ohjelmien esittämistä. Kanava on saatavana myös Ruotsissa, ja se tarjoaa tekstityksiä tarvittaessa.

Yle Teema & Fem pyrkii toimimaan kulttuurin, tieteen ja pohjoismaisen yhteistyön merkittävimpänä alustana Suomessa, tarjoten ajattomia elämyksiä ja syvällistä sisältöä. Kanavan missiona on tarjota syvällistä ja monipuolista kulttuuritarjontaa, joka rikastuttaa katsojien tietämystä avartaa heidän näkökulmiaan ja tarjoaa samalla ikkunan maailmaan. Kanava on omistettu kulttuurille, tieteelle, historialle ja pohjoismaisille ohjelmille.

Yle TV2

YLE TV2 is a Finnish public service television channel owned and operated by Yleisradio (YLE), the national public broadcaster of Finland . The primary languages of broadcasting are Finnish, Swedish, Karelian, and Sámi . The channel was launched on March 7, 1965, making it the second television channel in Finland and the second oldest in the country after YLE TV1 . It is headquartered in Tampere, with additional operations in Helsinki .

YLE TV2 was created through YLE’s acquisition of two local television channels, Tesvisio and Tamvisio, which were struggling financially . Finland was the first Nordic country to have a second television channel, while Sweden’s SVT2 did not launch until four years later in 1969 . In the late 1980s, the channel finally reached the entire Finnish population . The channel was originally known as TV-ohjelma 2 (TV Programme 2) until 1971, then TV2 until 2001, when it adopted its current name YLE TV2 .

On air, YLE TV2 positions itself as a more youthful and entertainment-oriented channel compared to its sister channel YLE TV1 . Its programming includes drama series, comedy shows, entertainment programs, music broadcasts, documentaries, and children’s content . Finnish comedy series such as Jopet Show and other domestic productions are staples of the schedule . The channel airs children’s series dubbed into Finnish, while foreign productions are broadcast in their original language with Finnish subtitles .

Sports coverage is a significant part of YLE TV2’s programming and has historically given the channel some of its highest ratings . The channel holds broadcast rights to major international football tournaments, including the FIFA World Cup (shared with MTV), the UEFA European Championship, the UEFA Nations League featuring Finland’s national team, and the Women’s Champions League . YLE TV2 also covers the Olympic Games and Paralympic Games, with extensive live broadcasts planned for Paris 2024 . Other sports broadcast on the channel include ice hockey, golf, badminton, basketball, futsal, handball, and winter sports such as biathlon, alpine skiing, and Nordic skiing .

YLE TV2 is also responsible for broadcasting major live events, including the Eurovision Song Contest, which draws large audiences each year .

YLE TV2 is available nationwide in Finland via digital terrestrial television on channel 2 (standard definition) and channel 22 (high definition) . The channel is also available on cable networks via Elisa, Telia, and DNA, as well as on satellite via Thor 6 at 0.8°W, encrypted with Conax and Videoguard systems . Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of YLE TV2 through the YLE Areena streaming platform, accessible via the official YLE website (yle.fi) and mobile applications .

According to Finnpanel audience data, YLE TV2 had a weekly reach of approximately 2.6 million viewers in mid-2025, with an audience share of 22.6 percent during all-day viewing . The channel attracts a diverse audience but is particularly known for its loyal following during major sports events and family entertainment programming. The channel broadcasts in high definition (1080i HDTV) and is one of the most-watched channels in Finland alongside YLE TV1 and MTV3 .

YLE TV2 strives to serve as a public service broadcaster for all of Finland, offering programming that appeals to younger audiences while also covering major national events and sports. The mission of the channel is to inform, educate, and entertain the Finnish public, with a strong emphasis on domestic productions, children’s content, and live sports coverage that brings the nation together. Thanks to its extensive distribution across terrestrial, cable, satellite, and digital streaming platforms, YLE TV2 provides the opportunity to watch its programming on any device, ensuring that its content reaches audiences throughout Finland and the global Finnish diaspora wherever they are .

Yle TV1

Yle TV1 is the flagship public service television channel of Finland, operated by the Finnish Broadcasting Company (Yleisradio Oy) . The primary language of broadcasting is Finnish, with select programming also available in Swedish, Northern Sami, and Russian. The channel first began test transmissions on August 13, 1957, and commenced regular broadcasts on January 1, 1958, making it the oldest existing television channel in Finland . It is commonly referred to by the nickname "Ykkönen" (Number One). Its headquarters are located in the Pasila district of Helsinki . Over seventy percent of the channel's output consists of documentaries, news, and educational programs .

The channel maintains a generalist format with a strong emphasis on current affairs, domestic drama, and live event coverage. Its schedule is anchored by daily news broadcasts and the popular evening current affairs program A-studio . The daytime lineup typically includes Ylen aamu (Yle Morning) and the lifestyle magazine Puoli seitsemän (Half Past Six) . The channel is also a major broadcaster of domestic drama series. Notable recent productions include the comedy Modernit miehet (Modern Men), the thriller Sekunnit (Seconds), and the black comedy Saamelaishäät (The Wedding Party – Sámi Wedding), which explores Sámi culture and family dynamics . Live entertainment includes the weekly quiz show Hengaillaan, hosted by Matti Rönkä and Mervi Kallio .

Yle TV1 is one of Finland's primary broadcasters for major international sporting events. The channel holds broadcast rights for the FIFA World Cup (sharing rights with MTV), the UEFA Nations League (featuring Finland's national team matches), and the Olympic Games . It also broadcasts the annual Kultainen Venla (Golden Venla) gala, celebrating the best of Finnish television .

The channel is available nationwide in 1080i high definition (HDTV) via digital terrestrial television on channels 1 and 21, as well as through cable, IPTV, and satellite providers . It is transmitted via the Thor 6 satellite at 0.8°W, encrypted with Conax and Videoguard systems . Viewers stream the channel live on Yle Areena, accessible on the official Yle website (yle.fi) and mobile app .

Yle TV1 strives to inform, educate, and entertain Finnish audiences with high-quality, impartial, and culturally significant programming. As the country's oldest public service channel, its mission is to serve as a reliable cornerstone of the Finnish media landscape, reflecting diverse societal perspectives while promoting the Finnish language, culture, and democratic values .

Taevas TV7

Taevas TV7 is an Estonian free-to-air television channel operating in the Christian religious format. The primary language of broadcasting is Estonian. The channel was launched in 2009 and is part of the international TV7 network, which began in Finland in 2003. The TV7 family today includes channels in Finland (Taivas TV7), Sweden (Himlen TV7), Estonia (Taevas TV7), and a news channel in Israel (TV7 Israel News). Taevas TV7 is the only Estonian-language Christian television channel in the country.

The channel is owned and operated by Lighthouse Network Ltd Oy, a non-profit company based in Helsinki, Finland. The Estonian branch operates as Taevas TV7 Kristlik Ühing MTÜ. The channel is directed by CEO Helina-Diana Helmdorf. The channel operates entirely through viewer donations and does not receive government funding.

On air, Taevas TV7 is a 24/7 ecumenical and apolitical channel, with a mission to serve as a unifying platform for Christians of all denominations in Estonia. Over 40 percent of the channel's content is original Estonian-language production, with the remainder consisting of translated programs from partner channels. The programming includes live prayer nights, Bible teachings, documentary films, Christian music programs, children's shows, family discussion programs, and testimonial series. Notable programs include TV7 Israel News, Christian World News, Martyr's Voice, and Superbook, an animated Bible series for children. The channel also broadcasts studio discussions on psychology, family relationships, history, and culture.

The channel is available throughout Estonia via cable and IPTV networks on major operators including Telia, Elisa, STV, Telset, Levikom, and Uus Programm. The channel can also be viewed via satellite and through the official Taevas TV7 website. An extensive video archive of over 15,000 programs is available for free on-demand viewing. The channel also publishes the Christian newspaper Head Uudised (Good News) and Christian literature through its own publishing house.

The TV7 network also operates a mobile application for iOS and Android devices, which provides live streaming, program archive access, a seven-day program guide, and features such as offline downloads and Chromecast support. The app allows users to save favorite programs to a personal list, resume watching from where they left off, and enable automatic playback of the next episode in a series.

In addition to television and online streaming, Taevas TV7 distributes its audio content as podcasts, available on platforms including Spotify and YouTube. The channel is supported by a volunteer donation system, including a dedicated donation phone number (900 1770) in Estonia.

As of 2025, the TV7 network has modernized its mobile applications, releasing updated versions for both Android and iOS devices. The apps support subtitles, screen rotation for landscape viewing, and reduced data usage options. The Finnish version of the TV7 app is also available for users in Finland.

In Estonia, the channel is also carried on the Lounea cable network on channel 65. The channel's Finnish counterpart, Taivas TV7, has been on air since 2003 and is the second most recognized Christian media brand in Finland.

Taevas TV7 strives to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ with every Estonian, serving as a common platform for all Christians and denominations in Estonia. The mission of the channel is to support spiritual growth and provide Christian worldview content for families, while offering fresh, hopeful, and faith-building programming that is unique in the Estonian media landscape. The channel aims to restore and strengthen Christian values in Estonian society, which faces challenges such as family breakdown, youth identity crises, and mental health issues.

STAR Channel

STAR Channel is a Finnish free-to-air television channel operating in the entertainment format. The primary language of broadcasting is Finnish, with English-language programs typically broadcast in their original language with Finnish subtitles . The channel is owned and operated by The Walt Disney Company through its local subsidiary, The Walt Disney Company Nordic AB, filial i Finland .

The channel was originally launched on December 18, 2009, under the name SuomiTV. It was acquired by Fox Networks Group in January 2012 and relaunched as FOX on April 16, 2012 . On January 6, 2023, the channel was rebranded to its current name, STAR Channel, as part of a global rebranding effort by Disney following its acquisition of 21st Century Fox assets .

On air, STAR Channel broadcasts a mix of international drama series, comedy series, films, documentaries, lifestyle programs, and selected local productions . The channel's programming includes notable international series such as The Walking Dead, Criminal Minds, The Big Bang Theory (titled Rillit huurussa in Finnish), Family Guy, and 9-1-1: Lone Star . The channel also broadcasts feature films, with audience data from August 2025 showing that movies like Hell or High Water, Yölento (Red Eye), and Kill the Irishman were among the most-viewed programs on the channel .

Finnish-language productions on STAR Channel have included the local version of the Danish format Master Cleaners, which premiered in 2023, hosted by Ellen Jokikunnas with social media cleaning sensation Auri Kananen serving as judge . The channel has also aired the local adaptation of Silent Library Suomi, hosted by Riku Rantala . Other domestic programs have included Sampo ja kotivideot (Sampo and Home Videos) and the game show Kymppitonni .

As the channel was originally licensed as a generalist channel, it was historically required to broadcast certain types of programming. In its early years as FOX, the channel fulfilled these requirements by simulcasting Sky News overnight and airing children's programming under the Fox Kids block on weekday mornings . These requirements have since been lifted.

STAR Channel is available throughout Finland via digital terrestrial television on channel 12, as well as on cable and IPTV networks . The channel is free-to-air and funded by television advertising, making it accessible to viewers without subscription fees . Since Finland completed its transition to HD broadcasting on June 30, 2025, the channel broadcasts exclusively in high definition.

STAR Channel strives to be Finland's most interesting free-to-air entertainment channel, offering viewers a diverse mix of high-quality domestic and international series, films, and lifestyle content. The mission of the channel is to provide compelling entertainment for Finnish audiences, combining popular international hits with locally relevant productions.

Onni TV

OnniTV is a Finnish free-to-air television channel operating in the health and wellness format. The primary language of broadcasting is Finnish, with some programming also available in Swedish. The channel was founded in 2020 under the name Koti TV and was renamed OnniTV in December 2022 . The channel is owned by Kuntopaikka HH Oy, a company based in Pori, Finland . OnniTV broadcasts 24 hours a day and is specifically designed for older adults, aiming to support physical and cognitive function directly from home .

On air, OnniTV's core programming airs on weekday mornings. From 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM, the channel broadcasts physical exercise and memory rehabilitation segments suitable for different levels of mobility, including seated physiotherapy, memory exercises, and standing physiotherapy . From 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM, the programming shifts to culture and learning, featuring content such as guided museum tours, sing-alongs, dance, and digital education . The weekly exercise routines repeat to help viewers learn the movements, while cultural themes change monthly. Swedish-language rehabilitation sessions are also offered on Mondays and Fridays from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM .

OnniTV is available throughout Finland via digital terrestrial television on channel 36 (and in some areas on channel 33) . On cable networks, the channel is carried by all major operators including DNA, Elisa, and Telia on channel 66 . Partner operators of Ålcom carry the channel on channel 99 . The channel is also available as a live stream on its official website onnitv.fi, allowing viewers to watch online the broadcast on any device - from computers to connected televisions - ensuring that older adults across Finland and the global Finnish diaspora can access its wellness programming wherever they are .

OnniTV strives to promote the health and well-being of older adults by providing accessible, free, and professionally designed rehabilitation and cultural content. The mission of the channel is to support independent living and improve the quality of life for seniors through regular, easy-to-follow exercise and memory training, while also offering cultural enrichment. The channel was developed in collaboration with geriatric rehabilitation professionals and experts in elderly care, and it has been supported by various Finnish municipalities and the Heritage Fund to maintain its broadcast reach .

Nopola News

Nopola News is a Finnish community news and television project operating in the hyperlocal journalism format. The primary language of broadcasting is Finnish. The project was launched on May 13, 2005, in the municipality of Kyyjärvi, located in the region of Central Finland. The municipality has a population of approximately 1,300 residents. The project was originally named "Tiedon tuottaminen internetiin ja internet-ketjujen organisointi" (Producing Information for the Internet and Organizing Production Chains) and received funding from the EU's Leader+ program.

On air, Nopola News produces live web TV broadcasts that have been running since 2008. The core programming consists of live streams of municipal council meetings from Kyyjärvi and neighboring municipalities, including Perho, Vimpeli, and other towns in Central and Western Finland. These broadcasts allow residents to follow local government decision-making in real time. The channel also covers church services, sports commentary, and other local events. The broadcasts are digitally recorded and archived for later viewing. The content is produced collaboratively by the municipality, the local parish, sports organizations, businesses, village communities, and individual residents.

The television service is available through several distribution platforms. Nopola News broadcasts on the Maxivision IPTV service on channel 758 (later updated to channel 759). The channel is also available on various regional fiber optic networks across Finland, including on Pohjanmaan Puhelin (PPO) and Kasenet networks on channel 911, on Maxisat across Finland on channel 22, on Telekarelia in Joensuu, Lieksa, and Nurmes on channel 911, on Japo Yhtiöt in Alajärvi, Vimpeli, Soini, Lehtimäki, and Lappajärvi on channel 911, on Laitilan Puhelin in Laitila on channel 911, and on the Kuuskaista network on channel 911. The channel is also accessible worldwide via multicast in university and higher education networks.

The project also operates a web radio service (Nettiradio) that has been running since 2006, offering live and recorded audio broadcasts synchronized with the television programming. The radio service allows listeners to tune into council meetings, church services, and sports commentary via an internet connection. The entire project is operated primarily by volunteers and one paid employee, with the publisher organization being the association Kyyjärven Mediamyllärit ry. The primary paid employee is Veikko Huumarkangas.

The news website publishes written articles and announcements from all participating organizations, with nearly 100 volunteer reporters contributing content. The website receives up to 250,000 downloads per month, with users from across Finland, despite the small local population. Researchers from the University of Jyväskylä have studied Nopola News as an example of citizen journalism. The project has received numerous awards, including an Innosuomi honorable mention in 2005, the Finnish Ministry of Justice Democracy Prize in 2014, the European e-Inclusion Award in 2008 (geographic category), and the Finnish Municipal Marketing Championship title of Product of the Year in 2010.

Nopola News strives to serve as a meeting place and information hub for the residents of Kyyjärvi and anyone interested in the affairs of the municipality. The mission of the project is to provide a platform where ordinary citizens can produce and share local news, municipal decisions, event announcements, and other community information. As stated in its English description, the project is designed so that all essential information can be found in the web magazine, whether it is current affairs, bargains, events, meeting calls, family news, foreign news, municipal decisions, or other topics. Thanks to its IPTV distribution and online streaming, Nopola News provides the opportunity to watch its live broadcasts on any device, ensuring that residents of Kyyjärvi and the surrounding region, as well as former residents living elsewhere in Finland or abroad, can stay connected to their home community wherever they are.

Nelonen

Nelonen is a Finnish free-to-air television channel operating in the general entertainment format. The primary language of broadcasting is Finnish. The channel traces its origins to Helsinki's local cable channel PTV (Paikallistelevisio), which was founded in 1989 on the HTV cable network. It was later renamed PTV4 before adopting its current name, Nelonen (Finnish for 'the number four'), on June 1, 1997, when it expanded to national coverage. The channel is owned by Nelonen Media, a subsidiary of Sanoma Media Finland, which is part of the Sanoma Corporation. Nelonen is headquartered at the Sanomatalo building in Helsinki, Finland.

Nelonen is one of Finland's four major national channels, alongside the public broadcasters Yle TV1 and Yle TV2 and the commercial channel MTV3. The channel targets the 25-44 age demographic. Its programming includes a mix of Finnish productions, international series, movies, documentaries, sports, and entertainment shows. The channel broadcasts in high definition (1080i HDTV) and is available nationwide via digital terrestrial television (DVB-T) on channel 4 (HD) and channel 24, as well as through cable and IPTV providers.

On air, the channel's programming includes a range of Finnish series and international formats. Key Finnish programs documented on the schedule include Suomen huutokauppakeisari (Finland's Auction Emperor), a reality series following auctioneers Miska Haakana and Alisa Aarniomäki; Huvila & Huussi, a popular home renovation and lifestyle series; and Kumman kaa, a classic Finnish comedy series originally aired on Nelonen in the early 2000s. The channel also airs Vain elämää, a music reality series, and MasterChef Australia, the Australian version of the international cooking competition. Finnish versions of the reality competitions Suomen Robinson (Survivor) and Talo (The House) have also been produced for the channel.

In addition to Finnish originals, the channel broadcasts major international films. According to Finnpanel data, the most-watched programs on Nelonen in July 2025 were a series of James Bond films, which also attracted over 650,000 viewers per episode, followed by episodes of Suomen huutokauppakeisari, which reached 284,000 viewers. The channel's schedule also includes the documentary series Maailmaa mullistaneet keksinnöt (Inventions That Changed the World) and the American animated comedy Family Guy, though the latter is not currently listed as a regular program on official schedules.

Nelonen is a commercial channel supported by advertising revenue. In 2025, the channel held approximately 5 percent of the viewing share among 10-24 year olds, with a total viewing share for the Nelonen Media group (including Nelonen, Jim, Liv, and Hero) reaching 8 percent in the 10-24 demographic. As of June 30, 2025, Finland completed its transition to HD broadcasting, and Nelonen now broadcasts exclusively in high definition on terrestrial and cable networks.

Nelonen also operates the streaming service Ruutu, which offers live streaming and catch-up content for the channel's programs. The channel is headquartered in the Sanomatalo building in Helsinki, with the program management team including television director Ville Toivonen, program planning director Ville Nylund, and domestic programs manager Mirko Baas.

Nelonen strives to be a leading commercial television channel in Finland, offering viewers a broad mix of popular Finnish productions, blockbuster films, and international series. The mission of the channel is to provide high-quality entertainment that appeals to a wide audience, with a focus on the 25-44 age demographic. Thanks to its wide distribution across terrestrial, cable, and streaming platforms, Nelonen provides the opportunity to watch its programming across Finland on any device, ensuring that its entertainment content reaches Finnish audiences throughout the country and the global diaspora wherever they are.

Navahang TV

Navahang TV Finland is a Finnish free-to-air satellite television channel operating in the general entertainment format for the Kurdish-speaking diaspora. The primary languages of broadcasting are Kurdish (Kurmanji and Sorani dialects) and Persian. The channel is based in Finland and is operated by Navahang Media Group, which also operates a radio service under the same name. Navahang TV originally began as a radio station in 2015 and expanded to television broadcasting in the following years.

The channel’s transmitter is located in Finland and broadcasts regionally across the MENA (Middle East and North Africa) region, as well as into Europe. The channel is oriented towards human rights, civil society, freedom of the press, democracy, equality, and modernization of society, with a sharp critical stance toward the Islamic Republic of Iran. The channel is openly opposed to forced veiling (hijab) and mandatory religious laws, focusing on fostering a modern society where all groups can enjoy equal rights regardless of gender, ethnicity, religion, or political views.

Navahang TV has produced special series and documentaries. A notable documentary produced by the channel is Women Without Borders, which features the personal stories of women activists from the Kurdish community in Finland. The channel has also aired special programming for Kurdish holidays, including coverage of the International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples in August 2019, with a special report from the Kurdish community's celebrations. The channel also participates in global media collaborations, including the Videos For Change project produced in partnership with international development organizations.

The channel has faced challenges with its financing structure. In 2025, the Finnish government announced it would stop funding diverse media channels under the Community Media Inclusion Project, a move that particularly affected Navahang TV and a few other small diaspora broadcasters. The Finnish Prime Minister’s Office had previously committed to funding the channel for five years, but the termination of the agreement disrupted the channel’s operations and its ability to support independent journalism.

Navahang TV is available via satellite across Europe and the MENA region. The channel also streams its programming online through its official website and mobile applications. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of Navahang TV through the channel’s website and various streaming platforms. Online television of Navahang TV is accessible on any device, ensuring that Kurdish and Persian-speaking audiences across Finland, Europe, the Middle East, and the global diaspora can access its programming wherever they are.

Navahang TV strives to provide a platform for Iranian and Kurdish diaspora communities in Finland and across Europe, offering programming focused on human rights, democracy, and minority rights. The mission of the channel is to promote open, democratic dialogue about reform in Iran and to support the modernization of Iranian society and the protection of minority rights from a base in Finland, leveraging the country’s strong tradition of freedom of speech and press freedom. Thanks to modern satellite and online platforms, Navahang TV provides the opportunity to watch its live broadcast on any device, ensuring that its reform-oriented programming reaches audiences across Europe and the Middle East wherever its signal is available.

NärTV

När-TV is a Finnish local television channel operating in the community broadcasting format. The primary language of broadcasting is Swedish. The channel was founded in March 1983 and is based in the city of Närpes (Finnish: Närpiö), located on the west coast of Finland in the region of Ostrobothnia. Närpes is known as the largest Swedish-speaking concentration in Finland, and the channel was specifically created to serve this linguistic community.

The channel broadcasts its programming on Wednesdays at 19:00, with a repeat broadcast on Sundays at 15:00 and again at 19:00. The channel is available on cable network channel 944 in the JNT cable network and on channel 650 in JNT IPTV. Since 1996, the channel has also operated its own local teletext service with news notices, city information, parish activities, sports results, and other community information. When regular programming is not airing, the channel displays a loop where associations and institutions can promote upcoming events in the region free of charge.

The programming on När-TV covers a wide range of topics relevant to the local community. Regular segments include current affairs programs under the title Aktualiteter, covering local news, city council meetings, and municipal decisions. The book review segment Böcker is hosted by Anders Blomberg and appears frequently in the schedule. The channel produces music programming, including concerts from local churches and performances by local musicians such as Andrea Eklund, Lina Teir, and Casper Byggnings. Sports coverage includes local hockey matches featuring teams such as Kraft and Jaro, as well as football, skiing, and other regional sports events.

The channel also produces cultural and historical programming. Bilder från förr features archival footage from När-TV's own archive, preserving local history in moving images. The channel broadcasts religious programs, including Familjegudstjänst (family services) from Närpes church, which are also streamed on the parish's YouTube channel. Other programs include coverage of local revues, theater performances, exhibitions such as the Trädgårdsexpo garden exhibition, and special events such as the annual Independence Day celebration, Lucia pageants, and Christmas broadcasts from Närpes church. The channel also airs coverage of municipal council meetings, including full council sessions and budget debates.

The channel is viewer-supported through an annual viewer fee of 52 euros, which is sent to all households in Närpes. The channel is run by a small team, with Tim Björkskog serving as chairman and Maria Launonen as operations manager. The channel encourages community participation, seeking volunteers of all ages to work as filmmakers and editors. The channel also operates a mobile donation system to support humanitarian causes, including fundraising for Ukraine. All broadcasts are archived and available for on-demand viewing through the channel's website.

När-TV strives to serve as the primary local media outlet for the Swedish-speaking population of Närpes and the surrounding Ostrobothnian region. The mission of the channel is to produce locally relevant content covering news, sports, culture, and community events, while also preserving the region's history through its video archive. Thanks to its cable distribution and online streaming platform, När-TV provides the opportunity to watch its programming on any device, ensuring that Swedish-speaking Finns in Närpes and former residents living elsewhere in Finland or abroad can stay connected to their home community wherever they are.