Voice of America (VOA) is an international multimedia broadcasting service funded by the U.S. government, designed to provide news, information, and cultural content to a global audience. Founded in 1942, VOA delivers unbiased, accurate, and comprehensive news to people around the world, particularly in regions where freedom of the press is limited or suppressed.
VOA broadcasts in over 40 languages and reaches more than 280 million people weekly through radio, television, online platforms, and social media. Its programming includes world news, U.S. current events, politics, economics, culture, science, and entertainment. VOA aims to foster a free exchange of ideas by promoting democratic values, freedom, and open dialogue.
The service is available online and on various radio frequencies globally, often offering perspectives from both U.S. and international viewpoints. It remains a key source of reliable information in regions experiencing censorship or media restrictions.
