[BAKU, 04.11.2024] – ANEWZ, a new and pioneering international media outlet, officially launches on November 4, 2024, with a mission to bring an alternative perspective to global news and analysis.
Broadcasting 24/7 from Baku, ANEWZ promises to deliver impartial and balanced coverage that highlights the voices and stories of the Caucasus, Central Asia, and the Middle East—regions often overlooked in international media.
With correspondents across more than 12 countries and distribution in over 110 countries, ANEWZ is readily accessible on major platforms, including free-to-air, satellite, digital, and social media.
The creative team includes journalists with extensive media experience from countries such as the United Kingdom, the United States, Spain, Portugal, Ukraine, Türkiye, Jordan, Nigeria, Zambia, and others.
As an English-language channel, ANEWZ is committed to high-quality journalism, drawing on top international and regional talent to offer audiences both global and local insights.
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