FILE – Polish Television (TVP) studios and headquarters are seen in in Warsaw, Poland, May 17, 2015.
The new head of the International Broadcasting department at Polish Television tells VOA Russian about plans to increase programming for viewers in Russia, Belarus and Ukraine.
"There is a need for truthful information about what is going on in Belarus and Russia," Michael Broniatowski said. He also discussed the biggest challenges when producing programming for Belarusian and Russian audiences.
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By：VOA
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