The logo of the Russia 24 television channel consists of two color blocks joined in a single rectangular composition. The left part is a blue rectangle with the word ROSSIA in white uppercase letters, rendered in a dense geometric typeface. The right part is a red square with the number 24 in white. This logo has been in use since 2010, when the channel was rebranded from Vesti to Russia 24. Since then, only minor visual refinements have been made, including adjustments to the color palette and typeface. The current version is adapted for digital broadcast formats and is used on-air, on the website, and in the channel’s mobile apps.
Russia 24 is a 24-hour federal news television channel within the VGTRK media holding. Launched in 2006 under the name Vesti, it has been broadcasting under the current brand since 2010. The channel’s main purpose is to provide prompt coverage of major events in Russia and around the world. Its programming covers politics, economy, social developments, international relations, regional news, and more. Russia 24 broadcasts live from its Moscow studio and is also available online and via satellite networks, reaching international audiences.
