This week on the channel +4.6M views this week

Iran policy fills ET Now World's live-coverage week

Chile protest coverage also finds a substantial audience among the broadcaster's 35 new uploads.

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Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

Trump On Iran LIVE | Donald Trump Makes Very Big Announcement | US News LIVE | War News Live

ET Now World's busiest new upload centers on a White House announcement about Iran, but its coverage offers more questions than a settled diplomatic outcome.

The broadcast, titled "Trump On Iran LIVE | Donald Trump Makes Very Big Announcement | US News LIVE | War News Live", reached roughly 23,000 views. Its description presents the address as concerning executive action to increase pressure on Tehran, with sanctions and military and diplomatic directives among the anticipated measures. Those are the channel's descriptions of the announcement, not confirmation that every proposed step has taken effect.

Another prominent upload asks whether the war is ending. Its description discusses Trump's remarks about bringing the conflict to a close, while distinguishing that possibility from a confirmed peace agreement. Together, these broadcasts make Washington's choices over Iran the main thread of the week's most-watched new uploads.

There is a separate audience for street-level news: "Chile Protests Turn Violent As Demonstrators Set Fires And Clash With Police | World News" is the second-busiest video by its current daily viewing pace, behind the White House announcement.

Across the channel, weekly views reached about 4.6 million and subscribers grew, while daily viewing is modestly above its usual level. Among nearby broadcasters, The Root is having a particularly strong week; The Free Press and The Scottish Sun have quieter daily viewing than usual. ET Now World's own momentum remains concentrated in its new Iran broadcasts and Chile protest report.

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