Editing Mass media in Belarus (section)

=== Radio ===
{{main|List of radio stations in Belarus}}

In 2009, 158 radio stations were registered in the country, 137 state-owned and 21 private.{{sfn|For Free and Fair Media in Belarus International Support Report|2009}} By 2023, only 99 remained, 63 of them state-run.<ref name=president/> 

[[Belteleradio]], the state TV and radio service, operates five radio stations: ''Radius-FM'', ''First National Channel'', ''Stolitsa'', and ''Radio Belarus'' for foreign audiences.<ref>{{cite web
| url =https://president.gov.by/en/belarus/society/mass-media/national-state-tv-and-radio-company
| title =Belteleradiocompany
| publisher = President of the Republic of Belarus
| access-date =2024-03-17}}</ref> ''Alfa Radio'' is operated by the state ''Belarus Segodnya Publishing House''.<ref name=presBelarusSegodnya/>

[[Radio 101.2 (Belarus)|Radio 101.2]] was a Minsk-based independent station which was closed by the government in 1996 and transferred to the Belarusian Republican Youth Union. The independent [[Autoradio (Belarus)|Autoradio]] was shut down in 2010. Declared extremist in Belarus, [[Euroradio]] and {{ill|Radio Racja|ru|Радио Рация}} work in exile.<ref name=bbc23/><ref name=ipi/> In 2024, the ''RockRadioBY'' was launched in Ukraine.<ref>{{cite web
| url =https://baj.media/en/rockradioby-launched-ukraine/
| title =RockRadioBY launched in Ukraine
| date =2024-01-15
| publisher =BAJ
| access-date =2024-03-17}}</ref>