Editing Medium wave (section)

== Use in Asia ==
In Asia and the Middle East, many high-powered transmitters remain in operation. [[China]], [[Indonesia]], [[South Korea]], [[North Korea]], [[Japan]], [[Thailand]], [[Vietnam]], [[Philippines]], [[Saudi Arabia]], [[Egypt]], [[India]], [[Pakistan]] and [[Bangladesh]] still use medium wave. Example of the famous medium wave radio stations in South East Asia is DZBB and DZAS in the Philippines, and Radio RASIL and RRI in Indonesia.
 
Israel returns to mediumwave after the outbreak of [[Gaza war]].<ref>{{cite web | url=https://www.radioworld.com/global/israel-reactivates-am-for-war-time-communications | title=Israel Reactivates AM for War-Time Communications | date=14 January 2024 }}</ref>

China operates many single-frequency networks across the country.

As of May 2023, many Japanese broadcasters like [[NHK]] broadcast in medium wave, with many high power transmitters operating across Japan. There are also some low power relay transmitters for rural areas.

Some countries have stopped using mediumwave, including Malaysia and Singapore.