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Perhaps an overly obvious answer, but state broadcasters can be quite valuable. The BBC is still decent, and I'm also very fond of France 24.
Arguably getting off-brief in terms of commercial nature, but I also quite enjoy Politico, and Euronews is not without controversy but mostly manages to chug along entirely functionally.