EBU ‘Looking Into’ Promotion of Acts and Number of Votes Allowed Following Eurovision Voting Controversy

There were countries that did not give a single point to Greece and "Asteromata"

According to the complaint from several countries in depth from the New York Times, the official accounts of the premier and the country have invited to vote up to 20 times, the maximum allowed

The European Broadcasting Union checks the voting rules after the success of Israel at the ESC. Advertising campaigns are also under review.

EBU ‘looking into’ promotion of acts and number of votes allowed following Eurovision voting controversy

Eurovision organiser, the European Broadcasting Union (EBU), has said it will look at the promotion of Eurovision acts “by their delegations and associated parties”, and the number of votes allowed per person amid calls for an audit of the voting system.

Eurovision: NATO Psychological Warfare Tool

By Kit Klarenberg | Al Mayadeen | May 24, 2025 The 2025 Eurovision Song Contest ended May 17th mired in controversy. The Zionist entity’s entrant, Yuval Raphael, finished second. Her performance, “New Day Will Rise”, received 297 points via public televote – the highest garnered by any act in the competition’s Grand Final, with 13 countries giving Raphael the maximum score of 12 points. This helped “Israel” almost clinch victory, despite coming …

European Broadcasting Union to look into Eurovision voting system after Israel campaign

The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) is going to review the way countries recruit votes during the Eurovision Song Contest, the director for the event, Martin Green, wrote on Friday in an open letter on the organization’s website. This is in response to the high score that Israel got from the public during last weekend’s edition. The country was given no points by many of the international juries but received 12 points from the public after the…