The banning of the Russian channel Dohzd (TV Rain) in the Baltics has come as something of a surprise.

Alongside the appearance of local and international streaming services, we are currently seeing the launch and also closure of a growing number of TV channels across Central and Eastern Europe.

Pressure is growing on Eutelsat to finally stop the rebroadcasting of Russian TV channels.

The Qatar 2022 World Cup officially kicks off on November 20 and will be closely followed throughout Central and Eastern Europe.

The streaming service Viaplay is making its presence increasingly felt across Central and Eastern Europe.

What are the prospects for the new international streaming service SkyShowtime in Central and Eastern Europe?

Russia’s TV industry has been adapting to new realities since the start of the war in Ukraine.

While United Group seemingly goes from strength to strength across South-East Europe, its problems continue to mount in one particular country.

It goes without saying that the English Premier League is hugely popular in Central and Eastern Europe.

What are the prospects for addressable TV in Central and Eastern Europe?