Turkish media has been one of the most controversial institutions in Turkey all along. The problems in the media that have been carried from past to present have changed direction with the development of the ‘new media’ and the loss of power of traditional media. The independence of the media in Turkey, economic issues, working environment and conditions of journalists, ethical issues, content deficiencies, decline in circulation; while the development of digital communication technologies and the emergence of new media have deepened the problems of traditional media. On the other hand, the problems in the traditional media have widened with the new media being the carrier of false and manipulative news. The readers, who are aware of these problems have had to try to reach the right news with real information, and have started to turn to alternative information from new news sources. They face structures that lose power and circulation in the traditional media, but also are put in a difficult spot while not being able to trust the new media. The introduction of international media and the broadcasting of Turkish news are based on a long history. However, with the effect of digital transformation, there has been a huge increase in the international media organizations that have recently published Turkish on new media (news sites, social media accounts, YouTube channels). The pace, in which these institutions are turning their heads towards Turkey, is very noteworthy. Meanwhile, for the first time in the World, four international media organizations came together and opened a YouTube channel called +90. In this study, the current broadcasting situation of international media organizations in Turkey will be discussed. The aim of this study is to analyse these institutions, which are fed by the funds of the states to which they are affiliated structurally, and to evaluate their position in the Turkish media.