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Broadcasters from Australia, Europe and the US has picked up premium three new titles to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the Second World War.

A recent report by the European Audiovisual Observatory shows that women hold just 27% of roles in European TV and SVOD fiction production. Key creative fields like cinematography and composing remain at only 10% female. At the current pace, full gender parity won’t be reached until a couple of decades.

Nat Geo WILD, ARTE (France), RTVE (Spain), KBS (Korea) and CCTV (China) has ordered blue-chip natural history programming from the wildlife and factual entertainment producer, including India’s "Lion Queen" and "Secret Ways of a Whale Shark".

The majority of delegates at the market’s debut hailed from Europe, followed by North America, with delegations also from Asia, Latin America, MENA, and Türkiye. Over 70 companies took meeting spaces, including Country Pavilions from Belgium, China, France, Korea, and Spain.

Six regional directors will be appointed to lead the following regions: Africa, the Americas, Asia Pacific, Central and South Asia, Europe, and the Middle East and North Africa. The regional directors will be responsible for expanding audiences in their respective regions and establishing clear reporting structures for each of the BBC World Service’s 42 language services.