Telegram channels from 18 countries — news feeds, broadcasts and public channels across all regions.
6 countries with high-income, highly engaged audiences. Business, crypto and lifestyle channels attract both local and international followers.
7 countries spanning the eastern Mediterranean. One of the most news-driven subregions on Telegram — public channels here cover conflict, politics and local events in depth.
Egypt
654,143
Iraq
5,842,275
Syria
1,258,424
Israel
207,515
Jordan
187,136
Lebanon
259,976
Yemen
548,890
5 countries including Iran, Turkey and Central Asian states. Large audiences with strong appetite for news feeds and independent media broadcasts.
Thousands — covering news, religion, politics, crypto and entertainment in Arabic. The Middle East has some of the most active Telegram broadcasting ecosystems in the world, with channels from Saudi Arabia, Egypt, UAE and Iraq regularly reaching hundreds of thousands of subscribers.
Critically in both countries. In Iran, Telegram is officially banned but remains the primary source of independent news for tens of millions using VPN. In Turkey, where access to social media has been periodically restricted, Telegram channels serve as a reliable alternative for political and current affairs content.
UAE and Saudi Arabia have high Telegram penetration, particularly for business, crypto and financial content. Gulf-based channels often publish in both Arabic and English, reaching regional and international audiences. Qatar, Kuwait, Oman and Bahrain all have active Telegram broadcasting communities.