Radio Taiwan International

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Entrance gate of the transmitter (2010)

Radio Taiwan International (RTI, Chinese  中央 廣播 電台 , Pinyin Zhōngyāng guǎngbō diàntái ) is the international service of the Republic of China in Taiwan .

history

Radio Taiwan International is the successor to the Central Broadcasting System (CBS), founded in 1928 in Nanjing by the Kuomintang (KMT), and the former international service Voice of Free China . Both stations merged in 1998. The new station was initially called Radio Taipei International and was given its current name in 2003. In contrast to CBS, which served as the voice of the KMT in Germany, RTI is now the public broadcaster responsible for international broadcasting.

Radio Taiwan International currently broadcasts in the following languages: Standard Chinese (Mandarin), Minnan , Hakka , Cantonese , English , French , German , Russian , Spanish , Japanese , Vietnamese , Thai and Indonesian .

Web links

German-language radio programs on short , medium and long wave


Programs from
abroad:

Pars today  •  KBS World Radio  •  Radio Belarus  •  Radio China International  •  Radiodifusión Argentina al Exterior  •  Radio Cairo  •  Radio Poland  •  Radio Prague International  •  Radio Romania International  •  Radio Slovakia International  •  Radio Taiwan International  •  Radio Thailand  •  Radio Tirana  •  Radio Ukraine International  •  Voice of Turkey  •  Voice of Indonesia  •  Voice of Korea  •  Voice of Vietnam

Programs from
German-speaking countries:

Radio Ö1 International  •  Channel 292  •  Shortwaveservice  •  Europe 24  •  Radio Owl Radio DARC  •  Radio Joystick  • `

Former broadcasters

Radio HCJB  •  Radio Damascus  •  Voice of Greece  •  Evangelical mission congregations  •  Hamburg local radio  •  MV Baltic Radio  •