Al sharqiya News HD
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Al sharqiya News HD is a news-focused television channel broadcasting in Arabic, with a particular emphasis on current events, political developments, and social issues relevant to the Arab world. Its programming typically includes live news bulletins, analysis segments, and documentary features that cover regional affairs, often with a focus on Iraq and the broader Middle East. The channel is available to viewers in the United Arab Emirates and across the region via satellite platforms, providing a continuous stream of news coverage and occasional talk-style discussions. Its content is designed for an audience seeking straightforward reporting and in-depth examination of ongoing stories, without entertainment or lifestyle diversions.
Trước
20:00–21:00
Studio 23
Hiện tại
21:00–22:00
Summary
40m left
Tiếp theo
22:00–23:00
Summary
Lịch phát sóng
18:00 - 19:00
The Chair Game
Show
People Hosting political leaders to discuss and analyze Iraq's crucial incidents and find proper solutions. Khitam Al Gharawi, Saif Ali.
19:00 - 20:00
The Report
News
Investigation A detail-oriented news report tackling even the slightest piece of information to ensure that the public is properly informed of both domestic and international status-quo.
20:00 - 21:00
Studio 23
Series, Comedy
A group of employees at a struggling TV channel work to prove their skills to an owner determined to keep the channel running despite all its challenges. Habeeb Al Habeeb, Abdulaziz Al Nassar.
TRỰC TIẾP 21:00 - 22:00
Summary
Talk
Debate Another dimension to review the political problems in Iraq and the Arab world with a wonderful selection of the best political analysts. Aya Alqam, Ahmad Khedr, Maher Adnan.
22:00 - 23:00
Summary
Talk
Debate Another dimension to review the political problems in Iraq and the Arab world with a wonderful selection of the best political analysts. Aya Alqam, Ahmad Khedr, Maher Adnan.
23:00 - 00:00
The Report
News
Investigation A detail-oriented news report tackling even the slightest piece of information to ensure that the public is properly informed of both domestic and international status-quo.