N.A.R. (Nationale Audio-Rundfunk) was a German shortwave radio station that operated during the 1990s. It was primarily known for broadcasting far-right nationalist and neo-Nazi propaganda, including music and speeches aligned with extremist ideologies. The station faced significant criticism and legal challenges in Germany due to its content, which violated laws prohibiting the promotion of hate speech and Nazi symbols. N.A.R. ultimately ceased operations after legal and regulatory interventions. Its existence highlighted concerns about the use of media for spreading extremist ideologies.