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Alaa Barqan believes that Al-Mamlaka TV, despite being presented as an independent public broadcaster, does not give opposition parties and figures a presence commensurate with their political weight. He cites MP Saleh al-Armouti, who received around 30,000 votes, and the lack of regular coverage of the Umma Party and its activities. He says that a review of the channel’s content since the beginning of 2026 found only limited coverage of the party. He calls for greater fairness in hosting representatives of different political currents and reporting their positions, as well as for the publication of figures on coverage and guest appearances so the extent of media pluralism can be assessed. He concludes by calling for political interference in the media to be lifted, stressing that national media should reflect the diversity of the country’s political community—not be confined to supportive voices or cover the opposition only when reporting on alleged violations.
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