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Alhurra (Arabic: الحرة al-Ḥurrah [alˈħurrah], [note 1] "the Free One") is a U.S. government-owned Arabic-language satellite TV channel that broadcasts news and current affairs programming to audiences in the Middle East and North Africa.

البث المباشر لقناة الحرة على مدار اليوم لمتابعة آخر الأخبار والتطورات عبر بث حي متواصل / الحرة لايف / Alhurra Live

1 day ago · Alhurra will cease broadcasts but seek to maintain digital updates through a staff reduced to “a couple dozen,” he wrote. Alhurra says it reaches more than 30 million people each week across ...

2 days ago · Alhurra, the US-funded Arabic-language news network with a weekly audience of over 30 million across 22 countries, has ceased most television programming and laid off the majority of its staff,...

2 days ago · Alhurra, a US-funded Arabic-language news network created in 2004 to offer an American perspective in the middle east, will stop broadcasting and lay off most of its staff following the Trump ...

1 day ago · Alhurra, the Arabic-language network created by the US government after the Iraq invasion, said on Saturday it would cease broadcasts and lay off most staff after US President Donald Trump’s ...

Mar 23, 2025 · Earlier this month, CAMERA, a right-wing pro-Israel media watchdog, accused Alhurra – MBN's flagship Arabic-language satellite news channel – of platforming terrorists. Rather than dismiss the complaint, Gedmin called the concerns "legitimate" and pledged to address them, a response that drew praise from CAMERA president and executive ...

2 days ago · Al Hurra, the Arabic-language network established by the US government during the Iraq war, announced Saturday that it would stop broadcasting and lay off the majority of its workforce after President Donald Trump’s administration cut funding. The network began broadcasting in 2004, after US ...

2 days ago · By Dler Mohammed. ERBIL (Kurdistan24) — Alhurra, the U.S.-funded Arabic-language television network launched in the aftermath of the Iraq War, has announced it will cease broadcasting and lay off most of its staff after President Donald Trump, now in his second term, reinstated sweeping cuts to U.S. international media funding. Founded in 2004 to …