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Radio Contact streams pop and Top 40 hits across French-speaking Belgium, a station founded in 1980 that swapped a gloomy seagull mascot for a dolphin and once expanded as far as Bucharest and Istanbul.
Neo 101.3 HD3 streams Top 40 pop and EDM in English and Spanish from Los Mochis, Sinaloa, on an HD subchannel of XHMSL-FM, the city's first FM station on air since 1984.
NRJ Norge streams Top 40 pop under a French radio brand that nearly vanished from Norway in December 2024, before Bauer Media secured the rights and relaunched the channel in 2025 for an older pop audience.
Onda Digital FM streams a Top 40 format from Guadalajara, Spain, the historic Alcarria capital shaped for centuries by the Mendoza family and their Palacio del Infantado.
Nova 919 launched in Adelaide in August 2004 after DMG Radio paid a record 24 million dollars for its FM licence, and now blends a rotating local breakfast show with Nova Entertainment's national programming lineup.
NRJ Sweden was the country's first commercial station on its own frequency in 1993, but in 2026 it lost its national broadcast license to Aftonbladet Radio and now continues on around 20 regional licenses instead.
Z99 has broadcast from Regina, Saskatchewan since 1982, evolving from modern rock to today's hot adult contemporary sound while staying a fixture of the city's prairie identity.
Στίγμα 97.6 has broadcast Greek and international hits alongside local news from Zakynthos since 1997, serving a Venetian-era island town that had to rebuild almost entirely after the devastating 1953 Ionian earthquake.
LOVE PRO Dj Radio Chisinau, part of the Pro Dj Radio network launched by Flavi Lester in 2012, carries a Romanian and Moldovan music share well above Moldova's legal minimum, in a market where many stations fall short.
Magic 89.9 launched in Manila on Valentine's Day 1986, eleven days before the EDSA Revolution changed the Philippine presidency, and built its identity around the counseling show Love Notes and a standing Friday tradition of 1980s nostalgia.
Metro Mall Radio broadcasts a Top 40 and Adult Contemporary format from inside Athens Metro Mall, the first shopping center built in Athens' southern suburbs, giving one building its own dedicated radio brand.
Rádió 1 launched in Budapest in 1996, grew into a network covering half of Hungary, collapsed to two counties after a 2011 frequency tender, and was rebuilt into a 50-plus frequency national hits network.
