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Fierce Fighting in Ukraine's East but Eurovision Win Lifts Spirits

Ukraine's forces were fighting off a fierce Russian onslaught on the east of the country Sunday, after a Eurovision victory gave the country a much-needed boost of morale. President Volodymr Zelensky warned on Saturday that the war in his country risked triggering global food shortages, adding that the situation in…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Zelenskiy hails Ukraine’s Eurovision win and plans to ‘one day’ host final in Mariupol

Ukraine president said ‘victorious chord’ in war with Russia was not far off as nation celebrates Kalush Orchestra’s win

The Guardian - UK

Fierce fighting in Ukraine's east but Eurovision win lifts spirits

Kyiv (Ukraine) (AFP) - Ukraine's forces were fighting off a fierce Russian onslaught on the east of the country Sunday, after a Eurovision victory gave the country a much-needed boost of morale.

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Folk rappers from Ukraine win Eurovision in musical morale boost

Turin (Italy) (AFP) - Ukraine won the Eurovision Song Contest Sunday with an infectious hip-hop folk melody, as the embattled nation rides a wave of public support across Europe.

AFP

Ukraine wins Eurovision Song Contest 2022

As it fights a war against Russia it did not provoke, Ukraine earned a symbolic victory, winning the annual Eurovision Song Contest.

Tribune News Service

Rapping, breakdancing Ukrainians win Eurovision in musical morale boost

Turin (Italy) (AFP) - Ukraine won the Eurovision Song Contest Sunday with an infectious hip-hop melody, as the embattled nation rides a wave of public support across Europe.

AFP

Eurovision opens with 'give peace a chance' as Zelensky pleads for symbolic Ukraine win

As Russia's war on Ukraine continues, the Eurovision Song Contest opened this year's event with a moving tribute to the war-torn country

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Eurovision 2022: Why is Russia not competing this year?

Twenty-five countries are taking part in the Eurovision grand final –but Russia isn’t one of them

The Independent UK

Eurovision geopolitics: French entry in Breton, Ukraine favourites and an OK UK

After winning second place in last year's Eurovision song contest with an Edith Piaf-inspired chanson in French, France's 2022 entry from Alvan & Ahez is sung in the regional Breton language. It faces stiff competition in Turin on Saturday night where Ukraine's Kalush Orchestra is the favourite by far.

Radio France Internationale

Eurovision: Wolves, witches and rapping Ukrainians

TURIN, Italy: Will it be Norway's banana-eating wolves, France's coven of witches or Britain's space man?

Bangkok Post

Wolves, witches and rapping Ukrainians compete for Eurovision title

Turin (Italy) (AFP) - Will it be Norway's banana-eating wolves, France's coven of witches or Britain's space man?

AFP

Ukraine's Eurovision act wants to bring home some good news

Kalush Orchestra's Oleh Psiuk tells NPR that representing Ukraine on the world stage is a huge responsibility. He hopes people will continue to support his country even after Eurovision ends.

WEKU

Who is Eurovision 2022 winner Kalush Orchestra?

Until recently it was unclear whether Ukraine would be able to take part in the singing competition

Dublin Live

Eurovision 2022: Why is Russia not competing this year?

Forty countries will compete in the contest in Italy this week

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Wales Online

Is Ukraine in Eurovision 2022 and who is their entry?

The country is a Eurovision regular

Daily Mirror

Ukraine's Eurovision act Kalush Orchestra - national heroes who are favourites to win

So many Ukrainians currently have incredible stories to tell, none more so than this year's Eurovision entry Kalush Orchestra. One band member is missing as he stayed behind to fight

WEKU

A fan-favorite band from Ukraine advances to the Eurovision grand final

Ukrainian folk-rap group Kalush Orchestra will compete in the final round of the competition on Saturday. Their song "Stefania" is about the singer's mom, but has taken on new meaning during the war.

Evening Standard

Eurovision 2022: All your burning questions, answered

What chance does the UK have? Where can you watch the action? And why is everyone talking about Norway?

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The Independent UK

Eurovision 2022: Why is Russia not competing this year?

Forty countries will compete in the contest in Italy this week

The Independent UK

Ukraine’s Eurovision contestant Kalush Orchestra advance to the final with ‘Stefania’

“Representing Ukraine at this difficult time of war, I want to do my best to be yet another mouthpiece for Ukraine,” frontman Oleh Psiuk previously said

Evening Standard

Eurovision 2022: Who is Ukraine’s entry Kalush Orchestra and what is the meaning behind their song Stefania?

The Eurovision final will take place this weekend and Ukraine is currently tipped as the favourite to win the annual song contest, amid the conflict in the country.

Liverpool Echo

Eurovision 2022: Who is Ukrainian entry Kalush Orchestra and meaning behind Stefania

The Ukrainian entry is the favourite to win the song contest

AFP

Hold the world's madness, Eurovision has begun

Turin (Italy) (AFP) - Just in time, against a backdrop of war in Europe, comes Eurovision, the world's biggest live music event with its quirky, camp celebration of culture and song.

The Independent UK

Eurovision 2022: Why is Russia not competing this year?

Forty countries will compete in the contest in Italy this week

The Guardian - UK

Ukraine’s entry is favourite to win Eurovision song contest

Kalush Orchestra say they ‘represent every Ukrainian’ and song Stefania has become an anthem in the country

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