Intervision 2025: Vietnam Crowned Winner of the Contest!

Intervision 2025: Vietnam Crowned Winner of the Contest!

by Aviad Berger Comment Closed
(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Vietnam wins Intervision 2025 with a stunning performance. Full results and highlights from Moscow’s show in the article Vietnam emerged as the grand winner of Intervision 2025. For the first time since 1980, the competition took place in Moscow, featuring artists from 23 countries around the globe. The victor was singer Duc Phuc, with his song “Phu Dong Thien Vuong” (translated: “Phu Dong the Heavenly King”), declared the night’s top entry. Just before the judges’ votes ended, a special AI-powered segment revealed that Saudi Arabia would host Intervision 2026. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Alternative Eurovision Stars and Unique Voting Unlike Eurovision, results in Intervision 2025 were determined solely by the judges under a special format. Each judge from the 23 participating nations awarded points, with first place receiving 29, second place 25, third place 22, and so forth, down to last place with one point. Judges were strictly prohibited from voting for their own countries. Vietnam triumphed with a decisive 50-point lead,...
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Germany Issues Statement on Israel’s Participation in Eurovision 2026

Germany Issues Statement on Israel’s Participation in Eurovision 2026

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(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Eurovision 2026: As a “Big 5” country, Germany holds significant influence in the contest. Will it use this to back Israel or remain neutral? Germany makes a new statement on Israel In the past week, several European countries announced that they will not participate in Eurovision 2026 if Israel remains in the competition. Slovenia, Ireland, and the Netherlands declared their withdrawal under such circumstances, while Iceland and Spain hinted they may also join the boycott.  This year, as the Eurovision Song Contest moves closer to Vienna, Israel finds itself at the center of a storm of declarations, boycotts, and threats that could disrupt one of Europe’s most beloved cultural traditions. The question now looming: What is the future of Israel in the contest? (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});  Eurovision Bubble in Turmoil: Boycotts and Criticism The possibility of Israel being excluded currently dominates the “Eurovision bubble.” National broadcasters in several countries have not hesitated to...
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Disgusting: What Did Marko Bošnjak Have to Say About the Murder of the Pro-Israeli Activist?

Disgusting: What Did Marko Bošnjak Have to Say About the Murder of the Pro-Israeli Activist?

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  (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Marko Bošnjak continues to spark outrage with disturbing remarks against Israel. What did he say less than a day after the brutal murder of the American pro-Israeli activist? who represented Croatia at Eurovision 2025 in Basel and advanced deep into the semi-finals, continues his stream of anger—this time unleashing shocking remarks in a series of Instagram stories directed at the American right-wing activist Charlie Kirk, less than a day after his brutal murder during a live broadcast. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); "No one should Die – Except Charlie Kirk" In a particularly shocking series of Instagram stories, Bošnjak launched a disgraceful attack on the murdered activist. He first shared a post about the killing: "Charlie Kirk was shot and killed today while speaking in front of a university campus. No one should die because of their political opinions. No one". Bošnjak then cynically added his own disturbing comment: "Except Charlie Kirk." In another story, he wrote: "To everyone flooding me about ‘empathy’ over Charlie Kirk’s death:...
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Despite Threats: Iceland Confirms Participation in Eurovision 2026

Despite Threats: Iceland Confirms Participation in Eurovision 2026

by Aviad Berger Comment Closed
(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); After months of speculation, threats, and calls to ban Israel from the contest, Iceland confirms their participation in Eurovision 2026 Iceland has officially confirmed its participation in the Eurovision Song Contest 2026. On the website of the national broadcaster RÚV, a banner announced the opening of song submissions for the Söngvakeppnin, which will determine Iceland’s representative to the international stage. The announcement brings an end to much speculation regarding the country’s future in the competition, officially positioning Iceland as part of the event set for next year. Iceland is the 24th country to express interest in participating in Eurovision 2026, following Albania, Azerbaijan, Cyprus, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Greece, Israel, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Montenegro, the Netherlands, Norway, Serbia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Ukraine, the United Kingdom, and the host country, Austria. As previously reported on EuroMix, amidst the "Iron Swords" war, the Chairman of the Board of the Icelandic national broadcaster, Stefán Jón Hafstein, called for Israel to be barred from participating in Eurovision 2026. He even suggested allowing only independent Israeli artists under a neutral...
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EasyJet Keeps Flying High with Eurovision: Staying the Official Airline for 2026

EasyJet Keeps Flying High with Eurovision: Staying the Official Airline for 2026

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(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Eurovision and EasyJet continue soaring together: EasyJet will be the official airline partner for Eurovision 2026 in Vienna, providing exclusive flights and sponsorship for the third consecutive year EasyJet will continue its sponsorship of the Eurovision Song Contest, remaining the official airline for Eurovision 2026, marking the third consecutive year of this partnership. The collaboration between Eurovision and EasyJet began in Malmö and extended into the upcoming year. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Making Vienna More Accessible for Fans As part of the partnership, the airline will provide extensive flight routes, making it easier for Eurovision fans from all around the world to attend the event in Vienna. EasyJet will operate more flights to the host city than any other airline in Europe, transporting thousands of fans who plan to attend the contest in May 2026 in Vienna, Austria. The collaboration in 2026 promises to be exciting and colorful once again. Beyond a Eurovision-branded plane and themed flights reflecting the vibrant...
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Belgium Denies Loïc Nottet Has Been Selected for Eurovision: “No Decision Has Been Made Yet”

Belgium Denies Loïc Nottet Has Been Selected for Eurovision: “No Decision Has Been Made Yet”

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(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Despite reports of Loïc Nottet returning for Eurovision 2026, the national broadcaster says Belgium's participation remains undecided amid ongoing debate. In recent days, European media reported that singer Loïc Nottet, Belgium's representative in Eurovision 2015, held in Vienna, Austria, has been chosen to once again represent Belgium at the Eurovision 2026, which will also take place in Austria. Nevertheless, sources at Belgian national broadcaster RTBF stated that no final decision has been made, and Belgium’s participation for the upcoming contest remains uncertain. “Our production teams are in contact with artists to select our representative for 2026,” a broadcaster source explained. “We must make it to the summer in case we choose to participate. The official announcement will be made at the appropriate time.” (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Belgium's Dilemma: Will They Withdraw Over the Israel Dispute? The source—who denied the reports to nieuwsblad.be—was open about the broadcaster’s hesitation: “There have been several discussions since Eurovision this year.” The comment refers to the ongoing controversy...
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Thousands of Euros for a New Documentary – Which Eurovision Representative Is Worth So Much Money?

Thousands of Euros for a New Documentary – Which Eurovision Representative Is Worth So Much Money?

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(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); The year’s most talked-about documentary is revealed, boasting a surprisingly high budget and never-before-seen scenes—what truly drives the national broadcaster’s massive investment? The Spanish national broadcaster (RTVE) allocated a budget of €168,922 for the new documentary "Melodiva," which documented the journey of Melody, Spain's Eurovision 2025 representative. The film followed the singer from her victory at the Spanish "Benidorm Fest" to her performance at Eurovision in Basel. This project underscored the broadcaster’s extensive coverage of Eurovision. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); On May 16, 2025, the documentary "Melodiva" aired on Spain’s "La 1" channel. With around 785,000 viewers and a 7.1% rating during prime time, the production company’s investment yielded a professional documentation of Melody’s journey, featuring exclusive footage, interviews, and comprehensive coverage from the pre-selection to the grand stage in Basel. At the same time, the special program "Divas Calling" was produced for the national broadcaster at a separate cost of €59,276. This show included...
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Netherlands: Zoë Livay Writes New Song in Hopes of Representing the Country at Eurovision

Netherlands: Zoë Livay Writes New Song in Hopes of Representing the Country at Eurovision

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(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Zoë Livay reveals her new song is ready for Eurovision 2026, sparking excitement and speculation among fans about her chances and artistic direction. The Netherlands is buzzing with anticipation as singer-songwriter Zoë Livay, one of the most compelling voices in the Dutch music scene, revealed that the song she intends to use to compete for the honor of representing the country at Eurovision 2026 is already completed and awaiting its big debut. Livay’s bold move, disclosed this month, firmly places her at the center of buzz circulating around the country's upcoming selection and adds momentum to the ever-evolving conversation surrounding the Eurovision Song Contest—a nexus of entertainment, style, and drama closely followed across Europe. The Dutch national broadcaster, AVROTROS, confirmed that it will once again utilize an internal selection process to choose its act for Eurovision 2026. It officially opened the submission window for artists and composers this year, which will remain open through August 31. The Netherlands already made headlines in...
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“My Role Ends Next Spring”: Eurovision Supervisor Makes Dramatic Statement Amid Legal Dispute

“My Role Ends Next Spring”: Eurovision Supervisor Makes Dramatic Statement Amid Legal Dispute

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(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Drama at the European Broadcasting Union: In a surprising legal hearing, Eurovision’s chief supervisor reveals his end date. What prompted Martin Österdahl’s announcement and what lies behind this unexpected statement? Photo: Sören Vilks Amid ongoing political disputes, public criticism, and media controversies surrounding the management of the Eurovision Song Contest, a personal front in the life of Martin Österdahl, the contest’s chief supervisor, was revealed this week. In the midst of a legal battle over his private apartment in Stockholm, the high-ranking Eurovision official made a rare statement: “My work with Eurovision will end next spring, and then I plan to return to live in Sweden.” This declaration, made during a hearing at the Rent Tribunal, comes in the context of a widely publicized legal dispute regarding his Stockholm apartment—a conflict that concluded this week with a decisive ruling requiring Österdahl to vacate the property permanently. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); A Luxury Apartment, Unusual Contract, and an Unkept Promise The story began years ago,...
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Germany Threatens: “If Israel Is Removed from Eurovision – We Will Withdraw from the Contest”

Germany Threatens: “If Israel Is Removed from Eurovision – We Will Withdraw from the Contest”

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(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Germany in Eurovision 2025: Amid growing controversy, Germany reportedly threatened to withdraw from Eurovision if Israel was excluded. What led Germany to make this ultimatum to ensure Israel’s participation? As the debate over Israel’s participation in Eurovision intensifies, a Turkish news site reports that one of the main reasons Israel was allowed to compete in Eurovision 2025—despite numerous calls for its removal—was a threat from Germany to withdraw if the demand was accepted. This claim comes from Dr. Martin Gak, a veteran German journalist with a clear anti-Israel stance, who cites a source within the European Broadcasting Union (EBU). (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); The Threat That Saved Israel’s Spot? According to Dr. Gak, the factor that prevented Israel’s removal from Eurovision, despite mounting pressure across Europe due to the war in Gaza, was a direct ultimatum from the German national broadcaster. The cited source stated: “If Israel is removed – we will also withdraw.” Dr. Gak explained: “Germany is a very...
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