Radio France Internationale is a privately owned entity headquartered in France. Founded in 1975, the company operates in broadcast media production and distribution, employing approximately 1300 individuals. It functions as a French news and current affairs public radio station broadcasting worldwide in French and 13 other languages. RFI's broadcasts are distributed on 156 different FM frequencies, via medium and short wave relays, on 30 different satellite signals globally, and through the internet and dedicated apps. The station also extends its reach through over 1000 partner radios worldwide, leveraging its Paris-based editorial teams and a global network of 400 correspondents to provide news bulletins and features.
On January 28, 2026, Radio France Internationale's Chinese version published an article titled "French immigration report becomes a topic Chinese immigrants rank high," citing a report from the French newspaper Le Monde. Previously, on January 20, the broadcaster's Chinese-language website reported on Le Monde's analysis of the Chinese economy, which described a "K-shaped" structural imbalance, including insights from Beijing correspondent Harold Thibault. This followed RFI's analysis suggesting that Sino-Canadian relations, previously strained after the arrest of Meng Wanzhou, had entered a "turning point" or "new strategic partnership" as described by Beijing and Canadian Prime Minister Carney. Earlier, on January 12, RFI's Chinese-language website introduced a report from the French economic newspaper Les Echos detailing the "price war" in the Chinese automobile market and its impact on the dealer network.
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