A Eurovision victory will no longer guarantee hosting rights if war or a wider security crisis affects the winning country. The change could have particular significance for recent high-flyers Ukraine ...

While most Middle East countries won’t become major arms suppliers in the Russia-Ukraine war it’s also unlikely that any will join Iran in supplying Russia’s war machine.

Noam Bettan from Israel reacting to his score during the Eurovision Song Contest this year - Martin Meissner/AP Israel faces being banned from hosting Eurovision if the country wins the competition in ...

Despite Ukraine's rising star in Washington these days, it still isn’t getting the Patriot interceptors it wants to beat back Russian missile attacks.

B’nai Brith Canada is calling on the City Council of Montreal to reject a motion by opposition party Projet Montréal to cut institutional ties with the State of Israel, calling it “divisive” and ...

Eurovision organisers announce 2027 rule change for countries at war - The major rule change has been confirmed ahead of next year’s competition ...

Eurovision winner ineligible to host if involved in ‘armed conflict’ - The European Broadcasting Union has announced the changes following an annual review of the song contest.

The EBU said it could commission an independent security assessment before deciding whether a winning country is capable of hosting the event safely. View on euronews ...

Eurovision Song Contest organisers announced yesterday that they were excluding any country in an armed conflict from hosting the competition and increased ...

Eurovision Song Contest organisers announced Wednesday that they were excluding any country in an armed conflict from hosting the competition and increased the mininum age of competitors. - Minimum ...

Israel faces a ban from hosting Eurovision under new rules designed to "preserve the competition's spirit". Under new rules introduced by the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) on Wednesday, any ...

The Eurovision Song Contest has today (August 12) announced rule changes for countries at war during the competition.