Belarus Tv
2004 Country Report on Human Rights Practices in Belarus
Only the state run radio and the state-run television networks ONT and Belarusian Television (BT) broadcast nationwide. Russian channels NTV and RTR were generally available nationwide, although in many parts of the country only through pay cable services. However, their news programs were at times blocked from broadcast. Broadcasts from other countries, including Poland, and Lithuania, could be received in some parts of the country; however, the Brest local government removed three Polish channels from local cable providers in December. The reporting of both ONT and BT was biased heavily in favor of the Government and sharply critical of opposition politicians and organizations, and both failed to provide opposing viewpoints. This bias became more pronounced before the October 17 parliamentary elections and referendum. The BAJ reported that state channels provided only positive reviews of the President and Government. State owned media, including television, radio, and print, continue ... [Read More]
Bush Interviewed by Lithuanian State TV Prior to Europe Trip - US Department of State
Bush Interviewed by Lithuanian State TV Prior to Europe TripPresident interviewed at White House May 5 ... Following is the transcript of President Bush’s interview with Lithuanian State Television May 5 at the White House, one day prior to his departure for Latvia, the Netherlands, Russia and Georgia: ... [Read More]
US Department Of State Post Report
Employees should bring a multisystem TV in order to watch television in Belarus. The Embassy provides an AFN decoder through which the six Armed Forces Network Television channels can be accessed, but the necessary satellite dish is at your expense (if not left by the previous occupant). There are other options for television beyond the local State-controlled Belarusian/Russian stations. These additional options are at employee expense (satellite purchase and installation) but GSO will assist with information and arrangements. A local Minsk provider (Cosmos) offers 24 channels for about $25 a month. These channels include CNN International, MTV, TCM, the Cartoon Network, Eurosport, and a movie channel in English. The remaining channels are in Russian. European satellite TV is an alternative satellite system that offers several hundred TV and radio channels from all over the world in many languages. The latter requires a decoder card that must be electronica ... [Read More]
Recruitment – Community Connections
Participants for the Community Connections program are selected through open competition, a relatively new process in countries formerly part of the Soviet Union. American non-profit 501(c)(3) organizations with offices in the participating country work with U.S. Embassy staff on recruitment, including advertising through newspapers, TV, radio, press conferences and networking with local organizations overseas. Recruitment for the final year of ECA's Community Connections has been completed. ... [Read More]
2002
1111--11/14/02 Interview by Greek TV; Marc Grossman, Under Secretary for Political Affairs; Washington, DC ... [Read More]
Washington HyperFile - East Asia/Pacific Edition
203 TRANSCRIPT: ALBRIGHT INTERVIEW ON NBC-TV'S "MEET THE PRESS" ... [Read More]
Global IQ Quiz – International Education Week 2003
c. Tuvalu (.tv) ... [Read More]
Internet Programs – Academic Exchange Programs – European Programs Branch
Ilo Mai Harding officially opened the American Councils Alumni Center in Almaty which includes 5 computers, TV, VCR, copier, Internet, videos and books. (Pictured left.) ... [Read More]
March
1111--03/04/03 Interview on Spain's TVE (Television); Secretary Colin L. Powell; Washington, DC ... 1111--03/25/03 Interview by France 3 TV; Secretary Colin L. Powell; Washington, DC ... 1111--03/25/03 Interview by NOs Charles Groenhuijsen (Dutch TV); Marc Grossman, Under Secretary for Political Affairs; Washington, DC ... [Read More]
November
1111--11/14/02 Interview by Greek TV; Marc Grossman, Under Secretary for Political Affairs; Washington, DC ... [Read More]
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