TV78

TV78 is a French local television channel operating in the local news and general information format. The primary language of broadcasting is French. The channel was founded in 1992 under the name TVFIL78 as part of France’s cable television development plan. The channel is headquartered in Guyancourt, in the Île-de-France region, at 43 boulevard Vauban . TV78 is a privately held company with 11 to 50 employees and operates under the slogan “Vu des Yvelines” (Seen from Yvelines) .

On air, TV78 features a mix of daily news bulletins, thematic magazines, sports programs, political talk shows, cultural programming, and coverage of local events. The flagship program is Le 7/8, a live hour-long news program presented by journalists including Grégory Canale, Mélanie Poquet, Mickaël Elmidoro, and Mathilde Francou, airing weekday evenings and covering current events from across the Yvelines department . The channel also produces Café Politique, a political talk show hosted by Wilfried Richy, which is also available as a podcast on Spotify and Apple Podcasts .

Cultural and literary programming is another significant part of the channel’s schedule. Yvelivres is a literary program produced in partnership with the bookstore Le Pavé du Canal in Montigny-le-Bretonneux, dedicated to the literary scene of the Yvelines, featuring interviews with local authors across all genres including novels, essays, comics, and children’s literature . 78e étage is a monthly program co-produced with JOlie PROD, hosted by Julien and Thomas, featuring artists, event organizers, and cultural figures in an offbeat interview format . Soif de Culture is a weekly program hosted by Mélanie Poquet, covering cultural events and personalities in the region . Pause Nature is a weekly program hosted by Mathilde Francou, showcasing the natural heritage of the region .

Social and inclusive programming is a key focus of TV78. Avec les yeux de Morgane is a monthly program hosted by Morgane, a blind activist for inclusion, featuring guests discussing topics related to disability, produced in partnership with Phare 28 and C’CIN . Ça recrute! is a bi-monthly program hosted by Grégory Canale with Clara de Frutos, focusing on employment and job opportunities in the Yvelines, including coverage of events such as the Village de l’Industrie at the Afpa center in Mantes-Magnanville . Si On Parlait Sport is a bi-monthly sports program hosted by Mickaël Elmidoro .

The channel also produces business and economic content. Good Tips is a weekly program hosted by Wilfried Richy offering practical advice for daily life . The channel has partnered with the SDIS 78 (fire and rescue service) to produce reports on prevention and firefighter interventions . TV78 also participates in national coverage through Le Grand Journal des Territoires, co-produced with Locales TV and broadcast on TV5 Monde, exploring major regional and national news stories .

Beyond its regular schedule, TV78 is actively involved in media education. The channel runs tv78 campus, an educational initiative where students from schools across the Yvelines learn journalism practices, producing podcasts, reports, interviews, and debates that are broadcast on the channel’s platforms . In June 2025, children from the Pierre Chêne leisure center in Magny-les-Hameaux produced their own television news program under the guidance of the tv78 editorial team, including Wilfried Richy (Content Strategy and Editorial Partnerships Manager), Mickaël Elmidoro (Editor-in-Chief), and Nathan (Editing and Technical Services Manager) .

TV78 is available throughout the Yvelines department on all major French IPTV providers including Orange, Free, SFR, and Bouygues Telecom. Over 90 percent of households in Yvelines, approximately 1.3 million potential viewers, receive the channel. The cumulative weekly audience is 250,000 viewers. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of TV78 through the official website at tv78.com, on YouTube, and via the TV78 mobile application available for iOS and Android devices, which offers live streaming and replay access . The channel is also available in podcast format on Spotify and Apple Podcasts . In 2026, TV78 is set to join Locales Plus, a new national distribution platform for local television channels in France, alongside 15 other local broadcasters.

TV78 strives to be the reference local news medium for the Yvelines department, reflecting the lives of residents, workers, and local actors across the territory. The mission of the channel is to inform its viewers about the life of their department through a daily newspaper and numerous thematic programs, with a commitment to proximity, clarity, and continuity. The channel operates with a team of journalists and producers dedicated to covering local news, from municipal politics and cultural events to sports and community initiatives. Thanks to modern digital platforms and IPTV technology, TV78 provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that residents of the Yvelines and former residents living elsewhere in France or abroad can stay connected to their home department wherever they are.

TV7 Colmar

TV7 Colmar is a French local television channel operating in the generalist and cultural format. The primary language of broadcasting is French. The channel was created in 1994 by Patrick Georgenthum, an employee of the Régie municipale de Colmar (RMC), which had just purchased the city's cable network . At that time, the existing channel was broadcasting on the 7th frequency, so Georgenthum decided to rename it TV7 . The channel is owned by the mixed economy company Vialis Colmar and is headquartered at 10, rue des Bonnes Gens in Colmar, France . TV7 is a local private generalist channel that has been broadcasting for over 30 years, serving the Colmar agglomeration and the surrounding region .

On air, TV7 produces and broadcasts a variety of its own programs, including reports, magazines, and live performance recordings . The channel currently produces seven regular programs, representing one hour of original content per week, which is repeated several times . Flagship programs include Gens d'ici (People from Here), which has been on air since the channel's launch and features portraits of passionate local residents, clubs, and associations . Curio'cité focuses on cultural news, exploring the doors of exhibition halls and museums in the Colmar region . Focus highlights positive local initiatives and structures in Colmar, created in 2020 during the COVID-19 crisis .

Music programming is a significant part of the channel's identity. The channel produces 7 en live, 7 en live grand format, and 7 en live découvertes, which capture live performances by local and regional bands . Through a partnership with the Centre de ressources de musiques actuelles (CRMA) and the Grillen concert hall, TV7 records local bands every two months . The channel covers several local festivals between April and September, including the Foire aux vins d'Alsace (Alsace Wine Fair) and the Colmar Jazz Festival . Another program, C'est la classe, takes the production team into classrooms where children interview distinguished guests; past guests have included actor Francis Huster and Michelin-starred chef Marc Haeberlin .

The channel also produces special documentary series. In 2025, for the 80th anniversary of the Liberation of Colmar, TV7 produced a special five-episode series on the battles of the Colmar Pocket featuring historian Laurent Kloepfer . Additional programs include Empreinte, a series dedicated to Colmar's history and heritage, and Entrée Libre, which covers events and the regional agenda .

TV7 is available throughout Colmar and its suburbs via the Vialis cable network on channel 77 . With the development of fiber optics and the Rosace network, the channel is now also available throughout Alsace . The channel has been broadcasting in high definition since 2013, making it the first Alsatian channel to do so . Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of TV7 through the official website at tv7.fr and via the TV7 mobile application, available for both Android and iOS devices . The app also offers video-on-demand access to all the channel's programs . The channel is run by a small team including antenna manager Élodie Boetsch, who joined TV7 in 2009 and became responsible for the channel in 2014, and journalist Gael Poulain .

TV7 strives to be a true reflection of life in Colmar, putting the spotlight on local people and the structures that make the region rich . The mission of the channel is to highlight local culture, live performances, and community initiatives, operating with a positive spirit and a focus on human values . Thanks to modern digital platforms and fiber optic technology, TV7 provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that residents of Colmar, Alsace, and former residents living elsewhere in France or abroad can stay connected to their home city wherever they are .

Qwest TV

Qwest TV is a French streaming service and television channel operating in the music and documentary format. The primary language of broadcasting is English, with subtitles and interface options available in 9 languages including French, German, Spanish, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, and Arabic . The platform was founded in December 2017 by legendary American musician and producer Quincy Jones, together with Reza Ackbaraly . The company is based in Paris, France, with headquarters located at 135 Rue du Mont-Cenis in the 18th arrondissement . Qwest TV was launched following a successful Kickstarter campaign and has since grown into a curated video streaming network that celebrates Black music and global sounds from bebop to hip hop .

On air, Qwest TV features a catalog of over 1,300 programs in HD and 4K quality, including premium documentaries, live concerts, rare archival footage, and exclusive interviews with music icons . The programming spans a wide range of genres including jazz, blues, soul, funk, R&B, hip-hop, classical, opera, dance, electronic, indie rock, and global rhythms from Africa, Brazil, and India . Featured artists include legends such as Louis Armstrong, Ray Charles, Aretha Franklin, Ella Fitzgerald, Herbie Hancock, Chick Corea, BB King, Thelonious Monk, James Brown, as well as contemporary artists like Robert Glasper, Kamasi Washington, Norah Jones, Lauryn Hill, and Anderson .Paak, plus African icons Oumou Sangaré, Youssou Ndour, Miriam Makeba, and Brazilian legend Gilberto Gil .

The platform operates in multiple formats. As an SVOD (subscription video on demand) service called Qwest TV+, it offers unlimited access to its entire curated library for a monthly fee of $8.99 or an annual subscription of $95.90 . New subscribers can access a free trial period. The service is available on iOS, iPadOS, macOS, Apple TV, Android, and web browsers, with AirPlay support for watching on television screens . Additionally, Qwest TV operates free 24/7 linear channels (FAST channels) that are available on platforms including Samsung TV Plus, FreeCast, and the MyTV mobile app for Bouygues Telecom customers in France . These linear channels are divided into three distinct streams: Qwest TV Jazz & Beyond (featuring jazz, soul, funk, and world music), Qwest TV Classical (opera, dance, and classical music), and Qwest TV Mix (hip hop, electronic, indie rock, and more) .

Qwest TV is available worldwide through various distribution partners. In Africa, the channel launched on DStv channel 330 in January 2023, bringing curated music content to subscribers across the continent . In Europe, the platform is available in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, France, Italy, and Spain . The service also partners with FreeCast in the United States, reaching audiences through free ad-supported streaming . Qwest TV has also launched an educational initiative called Qwest TV Edu in partnership with over 700 universities, promoting diversity and the democratization of access to culture through music education .

Quincy Jones, speaking about the platform, described it as a place that offers something the world needs: a place where true cultural discovery is possible, no matter where you are from . He emphasized that music has the power to bring the people of the world together and that jazz conditioned him to be an open thinker, teaching him how to improvise in nearly every area of his life . The platform has received praise from publications including The New York Times, Rolling Stone, and Okayplayer, as well as endorsements from musicians such as Marcus Miller, Erykah Badu, Kamasi Washington, and Gilles Peterson .

Qwest TV strives to deconstruct genre boundaries in order to promote the appreciation of great music that surrounds us, despite the lack of attention traditional media might give it . The mission of the channel is to create a community for all things jazz and beyond, from hip-hop to dance, funk and electro, to R&B and classical music, while celebrating the richness of music history and highlighting the best contemporary artists from around the world . Thanks to modern digital platforms and streaming technology, Qwest TV provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that music lovers across France, Europe, Africa, the United States, and around the world can access its curated music programming wherever they are.

Puissance TV

Puissance TV is a French local television channel operating in the generalist and local news format. The primary language of broadcasting is French. The channel was founded in 2016 and is headquartered in Saint-Dizier, in the Grand Est region of France . The channel is owned by Puissance Group and is available on IPTV platforms including Orange TV (channel 373), Freebox TV (channel 953), and Bbox (channel 356) . The channel broadcasts in full HD 1080p50i format and serves the departments of Haute-Marne, Marne, and Meuse, covering cities including Saint-Dizier, Bar-le-Duc, Vitry-le-François, Chaumont, and Joinville .

On air, Puissance TV features a mix of local news bulletins, weather forecasts, cultural programming, sports coverage, and community information. The flagship program was originally called 15'INFO, a 15-minute daily news program that covered current events from the region . In March 2024, after two years of existence, the channel underwent a major rebranding, unveiling a new studio set and changing the name of its main news program to simply L'Info, which now airs live every evening at 7:00 PM . The program is presented by a team of local journalists including Antoine Regnault and Agathe Poulet .

Beyond the main news broadcast, the channel produces a variety of specialized programs. La Météo provides local weather forecasts for the region. LOCO is a magazine program covering local culture and lifestyle. L'Agenda highlights upcoming events and activities in the coverage area. TerritoArt is a cultural program showcasing local artists and creative works. PTV Emploi focuses on job opportunities and employment news in the region . During the summer season, the channel also broadcasts La Météo des plages, a special weather segment for beach conditions. The channel also covers local sports events and political news, with editions such as 15'INFO Politique focusing on regional political developments .

Puissance TV is available via IPTV on Orange TV, Freebox TV, and Bbox platforms, as well as through its website and mobile applications . Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of Puissance TV through the official website at puissancetelevision.fr, which offers live streaming and a replay section where viewers can catch up on missed programs . The channel also has a mobile application available for smartphones and tablets, redesigned in April 2025 for a more intuitive user experience . The channel maintains an active presence on social media platforms including Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, where it shares news updates and program highlights .

Puissance TV strives to be the leading local news channel for the Saint-Dizier, Bar-le-Duc, and Vitry-le-François regions, bringing local news, cultural events, and community information to viewers across the Grand Est region. The mission of the channel is to provide quality local journalism, to keep citizens informed about events affecting their daily lives, and to promote local culture and traditions. The channel operates from studios at 12 Allée Jean Moulin in Saint-Dizier and has editorial offices in Chaumont and Vitry-le-François . The channel has received positive feedback from viewers, with an average rating of 4.9 out of 5 stars on Google My Business based on 30 reviews . Thanks to modern digital platforms and IPTV technology, Puissance TV provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that residents of Haute-Marne, Marne, and Meuse, as well as former residents living elsewhere in France or abroad, can stay connected to their home region wherever they are.

Persiana Travel

Persiana Travel is a French free-to-air satellite television channel operating in the travel documentary and tourism format. The primary language of broadcasting is English. The channel is owned and operated by Persiana Media Group, a France-based media company founded in 2014 with offices in Paris, Dubai, and a content production center in Istanbul. Persiana Travel was launched on March 20, 2025, the first day of Nowruz (the Persian New Year), as the newest addition to the Persiana Media Group portfolio. The channel is described by its owner as "Your Gateway to Iran's Hidden Wonders," dedicated to bringing the beauty of Iranian tourism to a global English-speaking audience.

On air, Persiana Travel features exclusive documentaries, travel guides, insider tips, and immersive storytelling about Iran's most spectacular destinations. Programming covers ancient Persian heritage sites, including the ruins of Persepolis, the fabled city of Isfahan with its Safavid dynasty architecture, and the walled cities that survived the Mongol invasion. The channel also explores modern urban experiences in contemporary Iran, mesmerizing desert landscapes, lush green forests, and other natural wonders across the country. The content is designed to redefine viewers' perception of Iran by showcasing its breathtaking landscapes, rich history, and vibrant culture.

Persiana Travel is available via satellite on Eutelsat 7B at 7.0 degrees East, broadcasting on frequency 11304 MHz with horizontal polarization, symbol rate 29700, and FEC 2/3, in DVB-S2/8PSK format. The channel broadcasts in high definition 1080i resolution with MPEG-4 video format and 16:9 widescreen aspect ratio. The signal is unencrypted and free-to-air, with the main coverage zone centered on the Mediterranean region. Reception is also possible in Central Europe with satellite dishes of approximately 120 cm in diameter, depending on location. The channel is part of Persiana Media Group's test transmissions on the Eutelsat 7B satellite, alongside other new channels including Persiana Plus One HD and Persiana Emirates HD.

Persiana Media Group is a large media conglomerate with 501 to 1,000 employees, operating 25 television channels worldwide that reach more than 60 million Persian-speaking viewers across the globe. The group transmits via Türksat, Yahsat, and Eutelsat satellites and also owns radio stations, magazines, and a production company organizing cultural and artistic events. The group's founder is Majid Yousefy, who has moved the company's content production center to Istanbul. Persiana Travel represents the group's first dedicated English-language channel focused specifically on tourism content.

Persiana Travel strives to be a premier destination for travel documentary content about Iran, offering global audiences an opportunity to discover the country's hidden wonders through high-quality, immersive storytelling. The mission of the channel is to showcase Iran's breathtaking landscapes, rich history, and vibrant culture to an international audience, promoting tourism and cultural understanding. Thanks to modern satellite technology, Persiana Travel provides the opportunity to watch online and via satellite on any device - from traditional television sets to streaming platforms - ensuring that English-speaking audiences across Europe, the Middle East, and around the world can access its travel documentaries wherever they are.

Persiana Turkiye

Persiana Türkiye is a Turkish free-to-air satellite television channel operating in the general entertainment format. The primary language of broadcasting is Persian (Farsi). The channel was launched in March 2024 by the Persiana Media Group, a France-based media company with offices in Paris, Dubai, and a content production center in Istanbul. The channel was founded by Majid Yousefy, the founder and owner of Persiana Media Group. Persiana Türkiye was created specifically to serve the large Persian-speaking population in Turkey and to promote Turkish culture, tourism, and trade to Persian-speaking audiences worldwide.

On air, Persiana Türkiye features a mix of entertainment programming, including Iranian cinema and television series with Turkish subtitles, special show programs featuring Turkish and international artists, and cultural content that introduces viewers to Turkish culture and lifestyle. The channel aims to help Persian-speaking audiences get to know Turkey closely and to contribute to Turkey’s trade, tourism, and investment promotion. Prior to launching Persiana Türkiye, the Persiana Media Group already produced special content about Turkey on its other Persian-language channels, and the new channel represents an expansion of this effort.

Persiana Türkiye is available via satellite on the Türksat 4A system at 42.0 degrees East, broadcasting on frequency 12083 MHz with horizontal polarization, symbol rate 13750, and FEC 2/3, in DVB-S2/8PSK format. The channel broadcasts in high definition 1080p resolution with MPEG-4 video format. The channel was previously also available on Türksat 3A, but that parallel transmission ended in February 2025. The channel is unencrypted and free-to-air, making it accessible to viewers with standard satellite equipment pointed at the Türksat satellites.

Persiana Türkiye is part of the broader Persiana Media Group portfolio, which owns and operates 25 television channels worldwide, reaching more than 60 million Persian-speaking viewers across the globe. The group transmits via Türksat, Yahsat, and Eutelsat satellites and also owns radio stations, magazines, and a production company organizing cultural and artistic events. Beyond broadcasting, the Persiana Media Group has organized cultural and artistic events in Turkey, including music festivals, since before the channel's launch.

Persiana Türkiye strives to serve as a cultural bridge between Turkey and Persian-speaking audiences, promoting Turkish tourism, trade, and culture while also bringing Iranian cinema and entertainment to viewers in Turkey. The mission of the channel is to contribute to Turkey’s promotion and to help Persian-speaking people living in Turkey stay connected to their language and culture while learning about their host country. Thanks to modern satellite technology, Persiana Türkiye provides the opportunity to watch online and via satellite on any device - from traditional television sets to streaming platforms - ensuring that Persian-speaking audiences across Turkey, Iran, the Middle East, and around the world can access its entertainment programming wherever they are.

France 24 French

France 24 French is a French free-to-air international news television channel operating in the 24-hour news format. The primary language of broadcasting is French. The channel is owned and operated by France Médias Monde, the French state-owned international broadcasting company, and is headquartered in the Paris suburb of Issy-les-Moulineaux, France. France 24 was launched on December 6, 2006, following an initiative by French President Jacques Chirac to create a French rival to CNN and BBC World News. The French-language channel was one of the original three channels launched simultaneously with the English and Arabic services. The channel is funded by the French government with an annual budget of approximately 80 to 86 million euros and reaches 574 million households across five continents.

On air, France 24 French features continuous rolling news coverage, including breaking news, live events, political analysis, economic reports, cultural programming, sports news, and weather updates. The channel's editorial mission is to cover global news from a French and European perspective, offering an alternative to English-language news channels. According to Amaury Guibert, Deputy Director of France 24's French channel, the programming day is structured around major news segments including À la Une, Parlons-en, Paris Direct, and L'Essentiel, ensuring viewers do not miss anything from the four corners of the globe. The channel emphasizes live coverage, insightful analysis, and in-depth reporting, drawing on a network of 200 correspondents covering nearly every country in the world. The channel's slogan is Beyond the News.

Flagship programs on France 24 French include the daily news bulletins that provide comprehensive coverage of international events from a French perspective. The channel has significantly strengthened its African news offering, with Journal de l'Afrique now available seven days a week, reflecting the importance of French-speaking Africa as the channel's largest audience region. France 24 is the leading international news channel in French-speaking Africa, ranking in the top five of most-watched channels daily in several African capitals. The channel is also a pioneer in the fight against fake news, with its program Truth or Fake providing daily fact-checking content that helps viewers detect manipulated images and false information, supported by a unique network of 5,000 Observers around the world who track down misinformation.

Cultural programming is another important component of the French channel's schedule. The channel covers economic and technological news and pays particular attention to environmental issues and the climate emergency. Europe is also given pride of place, with dedicated magazines every week and coverage of European issues in all news segments and debates. The channel produces a variety of interview programs, talk shows, and documentary series that explore global issues from political and economic developments to cultural trends and scientific discoveries. The channel's journalists are known for their on-the-ground reports, which have been honored with prestigious awards including the Bayeux Prize and recognitions for war correspondents.

France 24 French is available worldwide through multiple distribution platforms. The channel broadcasts via satellite, cable, and IPTV in over 177 countries. In French-speaking Africa, the channel is widely available and has high brand recognition, with over 90 percent of the population aware of the channel. The channel also has a strong presence in the Maghreb region, ranking second among international news channels most watched each week in Algeria, Tunisia, and Morocco. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of France 24 French through the official France 24 website at france24.com/fr and via the France 24 mobile application, available for iOS and Android devices, which offers 24-hour live streaming, on-demand news clips, full episodes of programs, and push notifications for breaking news. The channel is also available on YouTube and various digital media players.

France 24 French strives to provide impartial, reliable news coverage from a French and European perspective, empowering French-speaking audiences to form their own opinions about world events. The mission of the channel is to serve as a beacon of integrity and independence in global news reporting, offering professional, balanced information that fights against fake news. The channel lives by one rule: move swiftly, working on the ground and covering international highlights while carefully verifying, contextualizing, and deciphering the news it delivers. France 24 is part of France Médias Monde, which also includes Radio France Internationale and Monte Carlo Doualiya, together broadcasting to the world in 21 languages. Thanks to modern digital platforms and satellite technology, France 24 French provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that French-speaking audiences across Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and around the world can access its news coverage wherever they are.

France 24 Español

France 24 Español is a French free-to-air international news television channel operating in the 24-hour news format. The primary language of broadcasting is Spanish. The channel is owned and operated by France Médias Monde, the French state-owned international broadcasting company, and is headquartered in Paris, France, with its Spanish-language newsroom based in Bogotá, Colombia. France 24 Español began its broadcasts on September 26, 2017, initially airing six hours per day. Due to growing popularity, the channel expanded to 12 hours daily in 2019 and to 24-hour broadcasting in 2021. The channel has established itself as a leading source of international news for Spanish-speaking audiences, particularly in Latin America.

On air, France 24 Español features continuous rolling news coverage, including breaking news, political analysis, economic reports, cultural programming, sports news, and weather updates. The channel's editorial mission is to cover global news from a French and European perspective, offering an alternative to English-language news channels. The newsroom is staffed by up to 70 journalists from countries including Colombia, Spain, Cuba, France, and Venezuela, supported by more than 50 correspondents across Latin America and the rest of the world. The channel also draws on the resources of Radio France Internationale and the French, English, and Arabic newsrooms in Paris. France 24 Español is available in 18 of the 19 Spanish-speaking countries, as well as Brazil and the United States, reaching 17 million households.

Flagship programs on France 24 Español include El Debate, a nightly program airing at 7:30 pm Bogotá time where the journalistic team and invited guests analyze in depth the most relevant current affairs topics in Latin America and the world, offering dynamic conversations that provide context, debate, and diverse perspectives. Directo América is a live news program covering the latest developments from across the Americas. Las Claves del Día offers in-depth analysis of one of the most important news stories of the day, with Marta Moya Domínguez, Eél María Angulo, and Patricio Peralta providing the necessary context to understand the multiple facets of each story. En Primera Plana is a weekly press review hosted by Carlos Herranz, featuring analysts and foreign correspondents based in Paris discussing the most pressing current events.

Specialized programs include Reporte Semanal with Santiago López, a roundtable discussion reviewing the international events that marked the week, airing Fridays at 7:20 pm Bogotá time. Así es Asia is presented by Paula Jiménez Correa, featuring exclusive reports, chronicles, and analysis of political and social events across the Asian continent, airing Wednesdays at 8:45 pm Bogotá time. Ellas is a program hosted by Ángela Gómez Galeano where women with their own perspectives analyze international affairs in a world still marked by male voices, offering fresh, critical, and necessary perspectives on global events. Reporteros is an in-depth documentary program directed by Herminia Fernández, produced by a team of senior reporters addressing a specific issue in depth or reviewing a highlighted current event, airing Sundays at 8:45 pm Bogotá time.

Cultural and educational programming includes Cultura En Corto, a cultural report program from Radio France Internationale and France 24, with María Carolina Piña presenting a selection of highlights from the art and culture scene in Paris. Observatorio Tecnológico with Valentina T. Sánchez presents discoveries, protagonists, and the accelerating pace of new technologies that surprise the world daily. El Libro de la Semana is an illustrated bimonthly magazine about fashion collections and dazzling runway shows in Paris, revealing behind-the-scenes secrets of haute couture. Des-Informando with Martín Grippo is a fact-checking and content analysis space identifying fake news and viral manipulations, promoting critical thinking and safer digital environments.

France 24 Español is available throughout Latin America, Spain, the United States, and worldwide via satellite, cable networks, and IPTV platforms. The channel has a strong digital presence, registering 3 million monthly visits and over 150 million video views in the first half of 2022, with more than one million subscribers on YouTube. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of France 24 Español through the official France 24 website at france24.com/es and via the France 24 mobile application, available for iOS and Android devices, which offers 24-hour live streaming, on-demand news clips, full episodes of programs, and push notifications for breaking news.

France 24 Español strives to provide impartial, reliable news coverage from a French and European perspective, empowering Spanish-speaking audiences to form their own opinions about world events. The mission of the channel is to serve as a reference for international news in the Spanish-speaking world, offering an alternative perspective that complements English-language news channels. The channel is part of France Médias Monde, which also includes Radio France Internationale and Monte Carlo Doualiya, together broadcasting to the world in multiple languages. Thanks to modern digital platforms and satellite technology, France 24 Español provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that Spanish-speaking audiences across Latin America, Spain, the United States, and around the world can access its French-perspective news coverage wherever they are.

France 24 English

France 24 English is a French free-to-air international news television channel operating in the 24-hour news format . The primary language of broadcasting is English. The channel is owned and operated by France Médias Monde, the French state-owned international broadcasting company, and is headquartered in the Paris suburb of Issy-les-Moulineaux, France . France 24 was launched on December 6, 2006, following an initiative by French President Jacques Chirac to create a French rival to CNN and the BBC, with the goal of broadcasting "French values" and offering a perspective on global news different from that of English-speaking news channels . The English channel began broadcasting simultaneously with the French and Arabic channels at launch, and a Spanish channel was added later .

On air, France 24 English features continuous rolling news coverage, including breaking news, live events, political analysis, economic reports, cultural programming, sports news, and weather updates. The channel's editorial mission is to serve as a beacon of integrity and independence in global news reporting, informing, engaging, and leaving viewers with a profound understanding of the dynamic world, its diverse cultures, and pressing challenges . The channel's programming is structured around major news segments, with an emphasis on live coverage, insightful analysis, and in-depth reporting, drawing on a network of 200 correspondents located in nearly every country and 540 journalists of 40 different nationalities . The channel has expanded its news coverage across all time zones, with a particular focus on Asia .

Flagship programs on France 24 English include Europe Rendezvous, a magazine show presented by Armen Georgian featuring reports and interviews that explore different regions of the European Union, highlighting their challenges, achievements, and people . Truth or Fake is a five-minute program presented by Catalina Marchant de Abreu that helps audiences distinguish fact from fiction in online content, produced as a special edition for France's Press and Media in Schools Week . Middle East Matters with Nadia Massih brings analysis of the big stories making headlines in the region, as well as reports from the team of correspondents . Across Africa with Georja Calvin-Smith offers news, voices, and stories from across Africa and the Maghreb, with France 24's correspondents and guests on set . Talking Europe features politicians, activists, and researchers debating the issues facing the European Union, with a long-format interview with a guest of the week . Eye on Africa provides a round-up of the week's cultural and current affairs stories from across the African continent, featuring exclusive reports and analysis .

Other regular programming includes Business Weekly, the business show that goes beyond numbers and corporate jargon to break down major business stories and look at how they affect lives . You are here returns to places which have been in the news to see how local people are rebuilding their lives . Reporters offers in-depth reports by senior reporters and the team of correspondents from around the world . Access Asia covers exclusive reports, features, and analysis of political and social events from across the Asian continent . Paris in the Spotlight is a cultural wander through Paris in the company of a guest, building bridges from one art form to another, from France to the rest of the world . French Connections is a quirky, insider's guide to understanding France and the French, from the sublime to the ridiculous . The 51 Percent is a program about women who are reshaping the world .

France 24 English is available worldwide through multiple distribution platforms. The channel is accessible via satellite, cable, and IPTV in over 177 countries . In Australia, the channel launched as a FAST channel on SBS On Demand in June 2025, providing free, ad-supported streaming to Australian audiences . Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of France 24 English through the official France 24 website at france24.com and via the France 24 mobile application, available for iOS and Android devices, which offers 24-hour live streaming, on-demand news clips, full episodes of programs, and push notifications for breaking news . The channel is also available on YouTube and various digital media players .

France 24 English strives to provide impartial, reliable news coverage from a French and European perspective, empowering English-speaking audiences worldwide to form their own opinions about global events. The mission of the channel is to be more than just a news channel; it aspires to be a reference for the public to comprehend the complexities of an interconnected and complicated globe, fostering a global and international community that values knowledge, understanding, and verified information . The channel is part of France Médias Monde, which also includes Radio France Internationale and Monte Carlo Doualiya, together broadcasting to the world in multiple languages . Thanks to modern digital platforms and satellite technology, France 24 English provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that English-speaking audiences across Europe, Africa, Asia, the Americas, Australia, and around the world can access its French-perspective news coverage wherever they are.

France 24 Arabic

France 24 Arabic is a French free-to-air international news television channel operating in the 24-hour news format. The primary language of broadcasting is Arabic. The channel is owned and operated by France Médias Monde, the French state-owned international broadcasting company, and is headquartered in Paris, France . France 24 launched its Arabic service in December 2006 as the first Western news channel to broadcast in Arabic, initially with four hours of daily programming. The channel expanded to 10 hours per day on April 27, 2009, and finally to 24-hour broadcasting on October 12, 2010 . The channel is available to 574 million households worldwide on five continents, with a particular focus on Arabic-speaking audiences in the Middle East, North Africa, Europe, and the global diaspora .

On air, France 24 Arabic features continuous rolling news coverage, including breaking news, political analysis, economic reports, cultural programming, sports news, and weather updates. The channel's editorial mission is to cover global news from a French and European perspective, promoting balanced debate and an open outlook on international diversity while recognizing the diversity of the world through its opinions and religions . The channel is designed around a regular schedule with particular emphasis on live broadcasting and interactivity, including viewer participation through social media platforms such as Facebook and Twitter . The editorial team includes journalists from all nationalities across the Arab world, working alongside French and English editors under the responsibility of the managing editor of the Arabic cluster .

Flagship programs on France 24 Arabic include ضيف ومسيرة, a weekly program that receives a prominent Arab personality to discuss their life journey, airing on Saturdays at 6:15 pm Paris time. Recent episodes have featured interviews with Egyptian media figures Hafez El Mirazy and Mahmoud Saad discussing their personal and professional experiences in journalism and politics . The channel also broadcasts Truth or Fake, a five-minute program presented by Dana Mansour that helps audiences distinguish fact from fiction in online content, produced as a special edition for France's Press and Media in Schools Week . Additional programming includes Live from Paris, Politics, Voices of the Net featuring young people circumventing state censorship through social media, The Observers from the participatory site of the same name, Face-Off (an international and Middle Eastern press review), Correspondent Round Table, Press Club, and Beyond Business offering analysis of state-enterprise relations .

France 24 Arabic is available throughout the Middle East, North Africa, Europe, Africa, and worldwide via satellite on multiple platforms including Hot Bird, Arabsat, and Nilesat, as well as on cable networks and IPTV services . Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of France 24 Arabic through the official France 24 website at france24.com/ar and via the France 24 mobile application, available for iOS and Android devices, which offers 24-hour live streaming, on-demand news clips, full episodes of programs, and push notifications for breaking news . The channel's digital presence includes a revamped website and app launched in October 2024, featuring a dynamic homepage highlighting breaking news, a breaking news mode synchronized with live broadcasts, simplified news summaries, navigation by geographic zones, and a replay page for on-demand content .

France 24 Arabic strives to provide impartial, reliable news coverage from a French perspective, empowering Arabic-speaking audiences to form their own opinions about world events. The mission of the channel is to promote healthy debate and balanced ideas, striving for an open outlook on international diversity and its pressing challenges, with news, economy, culture, sports, and weather as its editorial pillars . The channel is part of France Médias Monde, which also includes Radio France Internationale and Monte Carlo Doualiya, together broadcasting to the world in 21 languages . Thanks to modern digital platforms and satellite technology, France 24 Arabic provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that Arabic-speaking audiences across the Middle East, North Africa, Europe, and around the world can access its French-perspective news coverage wherever they are.