TV Channel Overview
STV (Stolichnoye Televideniye / Russian: СТВ, Столичное телевидение / Belarusian: Сталічнае тэлебачанне) is a Belarusian national television channel operated by the state-owned media company Stolichnoye Televideniye. The channel was established in 2001 and developed from a news-focused broadcaster into a general-interest television service covering a wide range of programming categories.
Its broadcasts include national and regional news programs, public affairs coverage, interviews, cultural features, documentaries, talk shows, and entertainment programming intended for domestic audiences in Belarus. STV also carries reports on political, economic, social, and cultural topics connected to the country and neighboring regions.
Programming is presented primarily in Russian, with some Belarusian-language content also included. STV forms part of Belarus's state television system and continues to operate as one of the country's nationwide television broadcasters with a combination of news-oriented and general programming.
Basic Information
- Genre
- News, Current Affairs
- Language
- Russian, Belarusian
- Country / Location
- Home > Europe > Belarus
- Headquarters
- Minsk, Belarus
