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Tvorchi represented Ukraine at the contest in Liverpool even as Russian missiles rained down on their home city of Ternopil
UK city expects international song contest to be a financial success as it stands in for last year’s winner Ukraine
The man once known as Johnny Rotten hopes his band can represent Ireland at this year’s contest
Organisers accept that it would be too dangerous for Ukraine, this year’s winner, to host the competition
The Swedish band’s live avatar show in London is the latest way of reviving a timeless catalogue
The FT’s pop critic gives his verdict on which of the 41 nations would have triumphed at this year’s cancelled event
Bizarre lyrics, atonal melodies and a ‘koala synth’; Nic Fildes enters the world of algorithm-inspired Europop
As a new exhibition celebrates the legacy of the Swedish supergroup, Peter Aspden gets lost in the songs, the sequins and the spangled jumpsuits
All of Europe became a hostage of the hostilities created by annexation, writes Serhii Plokhii
Dami Im’s power ballad ‘Sound of Silence’ narrowly misses out on top spot
Entry risks stirring already tense relations with Russia
Glorious glitterfest, celebration of harmony — or soundtrack for a fading continent? The FT has a ringside seat
Eurovision shows Europe is thriving culturally if not politically, says Ludovic Hunter-Tilney
Unanimity and Eurovision – a trip back to 1990s Britain
Cannes and Eurovision entries hailed as turning point
An in-depth look into the spangly vortex that is the infamous song contest, held this year in Malmö
Is the music industry getting less Anglocentric?
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