The Eurovision Song Contest has announced a change in its hosting policy, stating that a victory will no longer automatically grant hosting rights if the winning country is affected by war or a significant security crisis. This new rule may particularly impact countries like Ukraine and Israel, which have experienced recent conflicts.
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Eurovision changes hosting rules for countries in conflict
The Eurovision Song Contest has revised its hosting policy, indicating that countries experiencing war or security crises will not automatically host the event despite winning. This change may specifically affect Ukraine and Israel.
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Eurovision bars countries at war from hosting
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Eurovision changes hosting rules for countries in conflict