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BANNS Radio
Sundays 1:30 am ET
Copenhagen Calling is the only English language radio magazine about Denmark. It brings you Danish news but also looks at what's happening on the international stage. Controversial debates, economic news, sciences, literature, art and culture, no topic is left in the dark. Tune in to Copenhagen Calling to keep informed on everything.

Radio Guangdong
Saturdays 4:30 am & Noon ET
Radio Guangdong, established in October 1949, is a leading radio group in south China. Radio Guangdong programmes cover political, economic, social and cultural issues; programmes about Guangdong, programmes about Guangdong people, and programmes linking Guangdong with the world.

Glenn Hauser's World of Radio
Weekends 1:30 pm ET
Sundays 4:30 am ET
Glenn Hauser's World of Radio provides DX tips, broadcast insights and the latest developments (and gossip) from the world of domestic and international broadcasting. Give it a listen!

Radio Polonia
Daily 12 Midnight ET
Polish Radio External Service is a part of Poland’s public radio network. Its aim is to broadcast programs on developments in Poland, Polish foreign policy, the economy, business and foreign investments. Polish Radio provides objective and impartial information about Poland and it’s stance on international affairs. It reports on developments in Polish society, its daily life as well as scientific and cultural achievements.

Commonwealth Broadcasting Association
Saturdays 6:30 am ET
News, views and reports from around the world in Pick of the Commonwealth with Robin White. It includes stories and interviews from around the world - putting listeners in touch with the people and issues that matter. That's all in Pick of the Commonwealth, brought to you by the Commonwealth Broadcasting Association.

Radio Netherlands
Daily Midnight, 8 am & 6 pm ET
Radio Netherlands is a multimedia organization. We share issues being discussed in Holland with the rest of the world, in Dutch and several foreign languages. We also cover regional developments in areas of the world without free media. Radio Netherlands currently broadcasts radio programmes and publishes Internet pages in six languages over its own facilities: Dutch, English, Spanish, Portuguese, Indonesian and Papiamento. The programme division also supplies stations in Africa with radio programming via satellite in French, bringing the total to seven. In addition, special television projects have included production in other languages, such as Mandarin. Radio Netherlands Television produces programmes in English and Dutch.

Israel Radio
Daily 1 am & 7:30 pm ET
Israel Radio was established in 1928 and currently transmits 130 hours a day on eight networks. Apart from news and broadcasts reflecting events in the country, the channel transmits documentaries on Judaism, the history of the Israeli people, Israeli culture and discussions on immigration and absorption.

China Radio International
Daily 2 am, 4 pm & 9 pm ET
China Radio International produces 208.5 hours of broadcasts every day in 43 foreign languages and Chinese dialects. The English Service is one of its most important divisions. CRI's English Service was founded on September 11, 1947.

Today it offers over 60 broadcast hours per day, with overseas listeners in Asia, Africa, Oceania, and North and South America, and domestic listeners in some 20 cities. It focuses on satisfying its listeners by providing informative, timely and interesting programs. In 1998, the English Service received over 150,000 letters from more than 100 countries. It is widely acknowledged that the CRI English Service is one of the world's most effective and convenient media to learn about China. Business people value the station for its promotion of economic and cultural exchanges and enhancement of mutual understanding between China and other countries.

Radio Sweden
Weekdays 2:30 am, 3:00 pm & 9:30 pm ET
Weekends 2:30 am & 9:30 pm ET
Radio Sweden broadcasts programmes of political, cultural and social interest around the world with the aim of bringing all aspects of life in Sweden to foreign audiences and to keep Swedes in touch with their home base while abroad.

Radio Australia
Mon - Sat 3 am, 7 am & 3:30 pm ET
Mondays 8 pm ET
Sundays 8 pm ET
Radio Australia is the international radio and online service of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, the ABC. The Asia Pacific region is our home and we have been broadcasting for over 60 years in key regional languages including English, Pidgin, Chinese, Vietnamese, Khmer and Indonesian. Our blend of voices, music and images provides a truly unique perspective from a broadcaster in the Asia-Pacific region.

Voice of Russia
Daily 4 am & 7 pm ET
Voice of Russia (VOR) has been broadcasting in foreign languages since October 29, 1929. VOR aims to introduce the international community to Russia, present a close-to-life picture of Russian developments to the foreign listener and help the listener gain a feeling of closeness to, and an understanding of Russia. Annually VOR receives correspondence from people living in more than 160 countries around the world.

Radio Canada International
Mon - Sat 1:30 am ET
Radio Canada International offers a full range of Canadian and international news, information and opinion. RCI programs include news, sports, the weather in Canada, and current affairs features, such as reports, interviews, press reviews and backgrounders on political, economic, social and cultural issues.

Radio Prague
Daily 5 am, 2:30 pm & 10 pm ET
Radio Prague is the foreign-language broadcasting service of the Czech Republic. Our aim is to inform the foreign listener about current affairs and other developments in the country, mapping its past and discovering the cultural foundations on which the Czech Republic was built.

Radio France International
Daily 10 am ET
Radio France International offers programs featuring news, interviews, business, society, culture, living, leisure and fashion, particularly from France and the French-speaking parts of the world.

KBS World Radio (Korea)
Daily 5:30 am, 11:30am & 10:30 pm ET
KBS World Radio, the international voice of Korea, is the nation's sole shortwave radio network which targets the entire world.

KBS World Radio's primary goal is to strengthen the friendship and international understanding among the peoples of the world. We aim to do so by providing accurate and up-to-date programs and news on Korea's politics, society, culture, traditions and economy, as well as a variety of other information and entertainment on this Land of the Morning Calm. Through our programs, KBS World Radio's international audience, the size of which we have estimated to reach more than 40 million listeners worldwide, will be able to get a better understanding of Korea. KBS World Radio also broadcasts programs to the growing number of Koreans living abroad in recognition of their needs for more direct Korean news and information.

Radio Romania International
Daily 6 am, 11 am & 5:30 pm ET
With RRI you can listen to news and reports covering topical issues and the most relevant phenomena of the social life in Romania and other countries, as well as to commentaries on how they are perceived by the full spectrum of Romanian society. Thanks to RRI you can meet famous Romanian and foreign personalities and listen to the opinions of the man in the street. During our interactive programmes, you can also join in the dialogues with our guests and win important prizes if you give correct answers to the questions of the contests we organise every year.

RTE Ireland
Daily 9 am, 2 pm & 5 pm ET
Radio Telefís Éireann (RTE) is the Irish national public service broadcasting organisation. In a highly competitive broadcasting environment, RTÉ is the distinctive leader in the Irish media, noted for its performance in transmitting programs of cultural, educational and informational excellence on four radio and two television channels.

Radio New Zealand International
Weekdays Noon ET
Sundays 3:30 pm ET
RNZI is New Zealand's only shortwave station, broadcasting to the Island nations of the Pacific. Our broadcasts range from Papua New Guinea in the west across to French Polynesia in the east, covering all South Pacific countries in between. Our signal can also be heard in Europe and North America. We broadcast news, current affairs, business, and sports programmes. Our feature programmes include a Pacific business programme - TradeWinds, a regional current affairs show - Dateline Pacific, and a weekly programme for sports lovers. While broadcasting mainly in English, we also carry news in seven Pacific languages, making us one of the most listened to stations throughout the South Pacific.

Vatican Radio
Weekdays 12:15 pm ET
Weekends 12:15 pm ET
Every day Vatican Radio broadcasts programmes in 40 different languages in five continents, produced by over two hundred journalists located in 61 different countries. Vatican Radio: producing more than 42.000 hours of simultaneous broadcasting covering international news, religious celebrations, in-depth programmes and music. Vatican Radio: from topical subjects to in-depth programmes on moral questions. Vatican Radio: offers to everyone, catholic or not, the Church's point of view.

Radio Slovakia International
Mondays 12:30 pm ET
Tues - Sat 8:30 pm ET
Weekends 12:30 pm ET
Radio Slovakia International was created in 1993, with the emergence of independent Slovakia, its duty being to give other countries information about Slovakia and to keep contact with the numerous expatriate communities. Its programmes are broadcast in English, German, French, Russian and in Slovak for expatriates. The 30-minutes magazines broadcast daily contain news from Slovakia, features on Slovak economy, sciences, culture, geography, environment, sports, examples of verbal and musical arts and portraits of important personalities. Radio Slovakia International broadcasts worldwide on SW, satellites and Internet.

Polish Radio External Service
Daily 1 pm & 11 pm ET
Polish Radio External Service is Poland’s external broadcaster.

United Nations Radio
Tues - Sat 8 pm ET
Saturdays 8:30 pm ET
Sundays Noon ET
UN Radio was founded in 1946 to promote the universal ideals of the United Nations, including peace, respect for human rights, gender equality, tolerance, economic and social development and the upholding of international law. In addition to daily programmes, UN Radio produces approximately 1,200 features and documentaries a year, some of them award-winners at prestigious festivals around the world.

Radio Budapest
Daily 4:30 pm & 11:30 pm ET
Radio Budapest reports on the news and current affairs from a country rich in cultural heritage: Hungary may be a small country with only ten million people, but it is one that really punches its weight. Just look at a list of Nobel prize winners. Or read a history of the computer. Or find out who helped develop Windows 95. You'll find a staggering number of Hungarian names. Mix in the intricate and fascinating political changes going on here since the end of the Iron Curtain and it adds up to an irresistible blend, a daily window on our complex country.