«Rossiya K (+2h)» is a Russian state-owned television channel that broadcasts news and current affairs with a focus on international events and politics. It is part of the All-Russia State Television and Radio Broadcasting Company (VGTRK), which is controlled by the Russian government. The channel's programming typically features reports from its correspondents in various countries, interviews with experts, and analysis of global events from a Russian perspective.

«Rossiya K (+2h)» is known for its coverage of events that are often presented from a pro-Russian standpoint, particularly when it comes to topics related to international relations and conflicts. The channel is also known for its criticism of Western governments and media outlets, often accusing them of bias and misinformation. While it presents itself as a source of reliable and objective news, many critics argue that its reporting is heavily influenced by the Russian government's political agenda.

The channel's name, «Rossiya K (+2h)», refers to its time zone. The «K» stands for «Калининград», which is the westernmost city in Russia. The «+2h» indicates that the channel's programming is broadcast two hours ahead of Coordinated Universal Time (UTC). This means that the channel's broadcasts are delayed by two hours in relation to other channels in Russia.

While the channel claims to be a source of objective news, its content often reflects the Russian government's political agenda and often presents a biased view of events. Its coverage of international events is frequently characterized by a pro-Russian slant, while criticisms of Western governments and media outlets are common. This bias is often seen as a tool for promoting the Russian government's interests and shaping public opinion within Russia and abroad.