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After the successful sixth place of Klavdia at the Eurovision Song Contest 2025 in Basel, Greece seems to want to stay not only in the public preliminary decision next year, but even to put on top of it. According to a report by iEidiseis, the public-law channel ERT plans to expand the national preliminary decision Ethnikós Telikós into a multi-stage event – including two [...]
Norway states EBU it set to review Eurovision voting process
Norway's national broadcaster, NRK, has stated that EBU are set to review the voting of Eurovision.The move follows disquiet among fans and broadcasters after the 2025 Contest's process and promotion, particularly concerning Israel's entry. In an interview with vg.no, Mads Tørklep, NRK's head of delegation, expressed their worries over the current voting regulations, stating:"We have expressed our concern to the EBU and requested a revision of t…
EBU to Revise Eurovision Voting Regulations?
Norwegian media is reporting that the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) is set to revise the Eurovision voting regulations. In a conversation with VG, Mads Tørklep, Head of Delegation for Norway, stated that the EBU will revise the voting regulations for the Eurovision Song Contest. This follows several countries raising concerns about the results of the 2025 contest. NRK itself received 97 complaints about the issue. “We reported our concerns t…
NRK has expressed concern to the EBU after this year's Eurovision final and is asking for changes to the voting rules. The channel was denied access to the Norwegian telephone votes. Read also: NRK positive about investigation of Eurovision votes after Israel shock - We see that the current system can open up for coordinated and strategic voting, said NRK's delegation leader Mads Tørklep at the meeting of the Broadcasting Council on Tuesday. Se…
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