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Türkmeneli TV is a satellite television station based in Kirkuk, Iraq. The channel focuses on news programming, and it produces and airs its shows in Turkish and Arabic. Its signal is carried by satellite, so viewers beyond the city can receive it.

Viewers can watch Türkmeneli TV's Turkish and Arabic news broadcasts directly through the channel's official live stream, which this page links to for easy access. The live stream is run by the channel itself, so you can follow its newscasts in Turkish or Arabic from Iraq whenever it is on air.

Al Sharqiya Television is the first Iraqi private satellite channel

Al-Bazzaz is also the Editor in Chief of the Azzaman newspaper. The station was launched in March 2004 and began regular transmission on 4 May 2004.

Dijlah TV is an Arabic-language satellite channel based in Iraq. It presents a mix of political, talk, youth, social and arts programmes, and describes itself as a family channel covering the issues that matter to Iraqi and Arab citizens. Its programmes address problems facing Iraqi society and Arab societies more widely.

Dijlah TV can be watched on this page when its live broadcasts are on air, and otherwise this page links to its official live stream. Viewers can follow this Iraqi Arabic-language channel here during its broadcast hours.

Al-Baghdadiya Media Group includes a number of TV channels, newspapers and websites, in addition to active activities in the field of human rights and anti-corruption.

Founded by the Iraqi businessman, engineer Dr. Aoun Hussein Al-Khashlouk on the twelfth of September 2005, which is the day of the launch of her first child, Al-Baghdadiya satellite channel, which was preceded by the project (Al-Furat) newspaper, which is one of the first free Iraqi newspapers issued after the American occupation of Iraq.

The presence of media embraces the mission of intellectual awareness and assistance to Iraqis, Sunnis, Shiites, Christians, Sabeans, Yazidis, Shabaks, and all other religions and nationalities, to overcome the ordeal of media closure and isolation from the world in which the Saddam regime put the people of Iraq in them.

Charity came in all the provinces of Iraq and some asylum areas, but his return to his country after two and three years revealed to him the amount of ignorance practiced by the dictatorship among the simple people, and how it exceeded the impact of the siege on living to the absence of any hope for the future or even an attempt to obtain the natural rights of people in their country .