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Bulgarians Celebrate ‘Bangaranga’ and the Country’s First-Ever Eurovision Win

Bulgarians celebrated their first win in the Eurovision Song Contest on Sunday with Dara’s upbeat track "Bangaranga. " Prime Minister Rumen Radev congratulated her...

Eurovision Boycotters Turn to Father Ted, Raphael and Gaza Documentaries

Broadcasters boycotting the Eurovision final due to Israel's participation plan to show alternatives like reruns of "Father Ted," an alternative music show with Spanish...

Eurovision 2026 Results: Bulgaria Takes Victory

Bulgaria won the Eurovision Song Contest for the first time, with Dara's song "Bangaranga," which avoids political themes, taking the top spot. The contest...

Eurovision Song Contest Final 2026: Complete Guide, Predictions & Highlights

Austria is hosting the Eurovision Song Contest finale in Vienna on Saturday, which has faced a boycott from five countries protesting Israel's participation amid...

Eurovision 2026: Identity, Norms, and Digital Activism in Europe’s Cultural Diplomacy

The Eurovision likes to sell itself as a glittering exercise in European unity, colorful, loud, proudly diverse, and (officially) above politics. Yet anyone who...

Eurovision Alters Rules Amid Israel Controversy

Organisers of the Eurovision Song Contest announced on Friday new voting rules to prevent state interference after a controversy regarding Israel's entry. The European...

EBU Set to Vote on Israel’s Controversial Spot in 2026 Eurovision

Members of the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) will vote in November on whether Israel can participate in the Eurovision Song Contest in Vienna next...

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