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Complaint filed over 'throat-slitting gesture' at Eurovision protests: Israeli broadcaster
Israel's public broadcaster Kan said it had filed a complaint to the Swiss police, saying a protester made a "throat-slitting gesture" and spat at members of the country's delegation during the Eurovision opening ceremony on Sunday.
Shkodra Elektronike from Albania performs the song “Zjerm” during the dress rehearsal for the first semi-final of the 69th ...
Yuval Raphael expected to face boos and protests during competition's second semifinal Thursday, though organizers have steadfastly resisted calls for Nova survivor's ouster ...
BBC Radio 2 presenter Scott Mills has compared the Eurovision Song Contest to the World Cup, and said the competition allows ...
The Eurovision party is officially underway: a week of power pop, outrageous outfits — and, inevitably, protests — that ...
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Eurovision star EMMY joined by boyfriend in Basel as she makes changes to stagingThe Norwegian singer will take to the stage with Laika Party on Thursday night and hopes to make Ireland proud and qualify ...
According to Bennett, there is some validity to this, with every Eurovision song falling under six broad lyrical themes: ...
Ireland's Eurovision Song Contest hopeful EMMY will have some very important support in the audience in Basel this Thursday ...
Sitting at home, watching at a party or in a bar covered in body paint – 2025 Eurovision hopefuls reveal how they have ...
Set in the sun-drenched Rhône Valley, Sion is also celebrated for its rich culinary heritage, featuring regional specialities ...
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The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) has updated its flag policy for the Eurovision Song Contest, overturning a ban on ...
During the ceremony, protesters waved Palestinian flags and held signs reading "No applause for genocide" and "Singing while ...
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