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List of radio stations in Bhutan
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This is a list of notable radio stations in Asia for which there are Wikipedia articles.

Afghanistan

Armenia

Bahrain

  • Bahrein News Agency[1]

Foreign Stations:

Bangladesh

Bhutan

Brunei

Cambodia

Foreign Stations:

China

East Timor

Foreign Stations:

Cocos (Keeling) Islands

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Iran

Iraq

  • Al Aan FM is available in the following cities and frequencies:
    • Mosul & Duhok 92.7  MHz
    • Kirkuk 97.3 MHz
    • Hawija 97.3 MHz
    • Al Iraqiya Radio
  • Voice of Iraq

Foreign Stations:

Israel

Japan

Jordan

Foreign Stations:

Kazakhstan

Foreign Stations:

Kuwait

Kyrgyzstan

Foreign Stations:

Laos

Lebanon

Foreign Stations:

Macau

Malaysiaedit

Maldivesedit

Mongoliaedit

Foreign Stations:

Myanmaredit

Nepaledit

North Koreaedit

Omanedit

Pakistanedit

Philippinesedit

Qataredit

Foreign Stations:

Saudi Arabiaedit

Singaporeedit

South Koreaedit

Sri Lankaedit

Syriaedit

Taiwanedit

Tajikistanedit

  • TeleRadioCom (National Committee on television and broadcasting of the Government of Tajikistan)[3]

Thailandedit

Turkeyedit

Turkmenistanedit

United Arab Emiratesedit

Foreign Stations:

Uzbekistanedit

  • MTRK - National Television and Radio Company of Uzbekistan

Vietnamedit

Yemenedit

See alsoedit

Notes and referencesedit

  1. ^ "Bahrain News Agency". Bahrain News Agency. Archived from the original on 2014-12-13.
  2. ^ "Radio Stations in Manama, Bahrein". WorldRadioMap.
  3. ^ "TeleradioCom - Committee on TV and Radio Broadcasting of Tajikistan". Teleradiocom.

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