Genre: Documentaries

Pobeda

Pdeba
Победа la victoire Podeba

The Pobeda TV channel is a new large-scale project of the Digital Telefamily of Channel One for the 75th anniversary of Victory of the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945.

It broadcasts classics of Soviet military cinema, Russian films and TV series, documentaries about the Great Patriotic War; new styles of programs of our own production, based on previously unknown archival documents and materials. Certificates of our veterans; interviews with historians and experts; family memories of the participants of the “Immortal Regiment” action, as well as the finds and discoveries of archives search teams.

The Pobeda TV channel tells us everything about the most important event of last century national history – the Victory in the Great Patriotic War.

 

Watch all of our programmes for free with Eutelsat HOTBIRD 13°Est satellite.

Maspero Zaman 

Maspero
ماسبيرو زمان - Maspero Zaman

Maspero Zaman is one of the Egyptian National Media Authority channels, focused on the dissemination of Egyptian heritage treasures. This government channel broadcasts Maspero heritage programs: black and white classics, various matches, Egyptian parties programs, drama, national songs, and other shows 8 hours a day.

The name of the channels was inspired by Sir Gaston Camille Charles Maspero, a French Egyptologist known for popularizing the term “Sea Peoples”.

This channel can be received in the all Middle East and North Africa region, through the Eutelsat/Nilesat 7°W satellite, and viewers can receive it for free.

KTV Al Qurain

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Al-Qurain Channel, a Kuwaiti television channel within the Kuwait TV network of the Ministry of Information, was inaugurated on February 25, 2017, coinciding with the celebrations of Kuwait’s National Day
The channel shows television and theatrical works, programs and old activities in Kuwait as a return to the revival of Kuwaiti heritage.
This channel can be received in the all Middle East and North Africa region, through the Eutelsat/Nilesat 7°W satellite, and viewers can receive it for free.

KTV Al Arabi

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The official channel of the State of Kuwait is the “Kuwait Channel” which includes 11 channels. This channel KTV Al Arabi focuses on Arabic oriented programs oriented in Arabic.

Kuwaiti television is considered the most successful in the Arab Gulf region, as it contributed a lot to the development of movies & series drama in Kuwait and the Gulf region.

This channel can be received in the all Middle East and North Africa region, through the Eutelsat/Nilesat 7°W satellite, and viewers can receive it for free.

NASA TV

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NASA

NASA TV is the channel of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration whose mission is to pioneer the future in space exploration, scientific discovery and aeronautics research.

While exploring exploring space and discovering Earth, NASA TV airs a variety of regularly scheduled, pre-recorded educational and public relations programming 24 hours a day on its various channels. Programs include “NASA Gallery”, which features photographs and video from NASA’s history; “Video File”, which broadcasts b-roll footage for news and media outlets; “Education File”, which provides special programming for schools; “NASA Edge” and “NASA 360”, hosted programs that focus on different aspects of NASA; and “This Week @ NASA”, which shows news from NASA centers around the country. Live ISS coverage and related commentary is aired daily at 11 a.m. EST and repeats throughout the day.[7]

The network also provides an array of live programming, such as 24-hour coverage of Space Shuttle missions, ISS events (spacewalks, media interviews, educational broadcasts), press conferences and rocket launches. These often include running commentary by members of the NASA Public Affairs Office who serve as the “voice of Mission Control,” including Rob Navias, Josh Byerly, Nicole Cloutier and Brandi Dean.

NASA Channel can be received in the all Europe, Middle East and North Africa region, through the HOTBIRD/Eutelsat 13.0°E satellite, and viewers can receive it for free.

Nat Geo Abu Dhabi

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Launched in July 2009, the free-to-air Nat Geo Abu Dhabi invites viewers in the Middle East to re-think the way they see television – and the world – through smart, innovative programming in the Arabic language. The world’s first free-to-air National Geographic Channel is dedicated to understanding and protecting the world, with its worldwide reputation of producing credible and authentic content that fits different viewers’ interests. Its programming is smart, factual entertainment weighted in favour of popular science, technology, natural history, archaeology and natural mysteries.
Nat Geo Abu Dhabi can be received in the all Middle East and North Africa region, through the Nilesat/Eutelsat 7W satellite, and viewers can receive it for free.

Al jazeera Mubasher

The TV channel Al Jazeera Mubasher went live on air in 2005. Al Jazeera Mubasher specialises in broadcasting conferences and important live events without expressing an opinion or making comments on the events taking place. If any programmes are broadcast in a foreign language they always carry Arabic subtitles to aid understanding. The channel’s name ‘Mubasher’ literally translates as ‘live’, following its stated philosophy of broadcasting live wherever and whenever possible. This gives it a similarity to Western channels such as BBC Parliament broadcasts. Al Jazeera Mubasher is invaluable for providing ongoing information on events taking place in both the Arab world and internationally. The many press conferences and political meetings it broadcasts help to give viewers a better understanding of ongoing political and cultural affairs in the world. At present the channel is going through the process of enriching its programmes with the aim of increasing interaction between viewers and the events being covered, allowing for more expression of viewers’ opinions. As such, Al Jazeera Mubasher is a good example of a modern and forward thinking television channel.

Al Jazeera Documentary

Al Jazeera Documentary channel belongs to the Al Jazeera Media Network, with all broadcasts in Arabic. Al Jazeera Documentary channel launched in 2007. The channel is dedicated to broadcasting documentaries in Arabic, covering subjects such as politics, history, travel, science and art. The channel’s ethos is to disseminate the Arab cultural heritage to a wider audience, adding to the development of culture and bringing a new, fresh perspective to viewers on some of the subjects covered. The channel provides a full schedule of programmes and live streaming. Around 15 percent of documentaries broadcast by the Al Jazeera Documentary channel are produced in house, with the rest provided by Arab and international producers. The vast majority of documentaries broadcast are produced to extremely high standards and contain a good deal of analysis. Some of the documentaries are also broadcast on Al Jazeera Arabic and the channel aims to raise viewer interest by providing new information that’s of interest, while raising awareness and contributing to technical knowledge. The cultural sensitivities of Arab viewers are respected in full by Al Jazeera Documentary Channel, with programmes serving a recreational purpose but aiming to ensure cultural identity and heritage issues are respected fully. Al Jazeera Documentary was a ground breaking channel of this nature when it first launched and has retained popularity.

Rai Storia

Rai Storia is an Italian television channel which is broadcast exclusively in the peninsula by the satellite company HOTBIRD. It was launched in 2000 and the main language of its broadcasts is Italian. The channel mostly specializes in history and cultural programming and broadcasts and programs associated with these themes.
It features an interesting and varied mix of examinations by journalists and historians that trace and examine the history of contemporary Italy. There are also on offer deep and analytical programmes which address current issues that concern the world on subjects as varied as the progress of the humanity of Homo Sapiens to Napoleon, the stories of women travelers or the remaining traces of the Great War 100 years later. It will also take you on a journey to discover the landscapes and charming places of our neighboring transalpine areas through the many magazine programmes, like Viaggio in Italia (Italian journey) or evoke the great moments and the legendary riders of the cycling race with nell’Italia viaggio di Giro (Tour in Italian Giro ).
Rai Storia is also keen on cinema and culture and offers encounters with legendary artists like Frank Sinatra or famous figures of a variety of Italian music . In the area of cinema , it has a dedicated program called Binario Cinema which presents a selection of films about the life of historical figures who have had an undeniable impact on the world’s progress and developments.

Rûdaw

Rudaw is originally a Kurdish media group. The television channel features many programmes about Kurdistan and Kurdish culture. Rudaw is broadcast in Europe, the Middle East and America. For this reason, English and Kurdish are used so that all viewers can follow the programmes. But this focus does not mean that the network ever intends to forget Kurdish dialects: neither Kurmanji nor Sorani are neglected. Thus all Kurds, whatever their country of origin can watch the channel without difficulty.
The chain relies heavily on fact based informational programming. Based in the autonomous Kurdish region of Iraq, it has many journalists worldwide. The aim of the channel is primarily to educate those who want to understand the world in which we live from the Kurdish point of view. Political programmes complete this panorama.
Several talk shows are available on Rudaw to explore more deeply certain themes such as medicine – Hawan – and sports or everyday life – Rozhan w Ster. The popular choices of the people are not forgotten with Gulstan which highlights the lives of stars. Business and labour also have their own specialities.

Kurdish culture is not forgotten and it is possible to follow stories about art on a daily basis. The show Made in Kurdistan goes over local industry with a fine toothed comb, while Tital analyzes all forms of art.

With HOTBIRD you will discover a network of information in all its forms to keep you in touch with Kurdistan and with the rest of the world.

Nour TV

Channels focused on religious themes are becoming more and more present in TV packages. The choice is so huge that all religious denominations today seek to create channels that can easily be identified.

Nour TV is one of the religious television station exclusively focused on Islam and which offers support to Muslims in their faith. Its programs address issues related to spirituality. Based in Dubai, this religious channel has a real foothold in the audiovisual landscape of the Arab world. These inclusive and diversified programs are indeed intended for a large audience in the Islamic community.
Through its programs largely made up of sermons, Nour TV conveys teachings on the Muslim faith. Important religious events receive special coverage. Programs in Persian are modulated to assist believers throughout the period of Ramadan, for example. Likewise, the highlights of the annual pilgrimage to Mecca are relayed on time. Occasionally, live shows and reports are produced so that viewers, in front of their small screens, can feel part of the trip. On a daily basis, one can follow teachings on different issues relating not only to the Islamic faith, but also to current realities. To this end, the television station Nour TV invites imams or knowledgeable consultants to elucidate a variety of subjects, including taboo issues.

NourSat

Founded in 1991 by a group of committed lay people, this Christian channel remains unique in Lebanon and throughout the Middle East. And that is the foundation of its continued success.

Broadcast by the satellite network Hot Bird, NourSat TV (also known as Télé Lumière) is a free channel with an ecumenical and religious remit, financed exclusively by donations from supporters. Its executives remain committed to the principle of airing neither commercial advertising nor political views.

This Lebanese channel is entirely devoted to Christian values, such as love, peace, justice, freedom and human rights around the world. The Church continues to offer its full cooperation with NourSat TV in promoting these fundamental beliefs.

As reflected in the channel’s inspiring slogan “The light be with us,” God’s light shines through a daily schedule of programmes broadcast between 1:00 in the morning and 23:30 at night local time. Mass is celebrated at the start of the schedule, as well as at mid morning, in the joy and rejoicing of belief in God, and accompanied by a sermon from His Excellency the Bishop in the Basilica of Our Lady of Lebanon. The broadcasts are varied, covering news from the Vatican and reports on His Holiness the Pope’s latest activities and speeches, as well as teachings about the path of holiness and the shepherd’s good news of brotherly love and forgiveness.