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Feb 25

Russia booted from Eurovision Song Contest over Ukraine

By Associated Press

The union says in a statement Friday that given the unprecedented crisis in Ukraine, the inclusion of a Russian entry would bring the competition into “disrepute.’’…

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May 15

Eurovision winner's song recalls Crimean deportations during World War II

By Dmytro Vlasov, Associated Press

Crimean Tatars on Sunday celebrated Ukrainian singer Jamala's win at Eurovision with a song that sheds light on their horrific deportations to Central Asia under Soviet dictator Josef Stalin but also hints at their recent treatment under Russian President Vladimir…

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May 24

Eurovision 2015 delivers notes of glitz, glam — and politics

By Carey Reed

Sweden's Mans Zelmerlow took the top prize in the 60th annual Eurovision Song Contest in Vienna, Austria Saturday night.

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May 12

Vienna installs gay-themed crosswalk signals ahead of Eurovision song contest

By Joshua Barajas

In preparation for the Eurovision Song Contest, Vienna has outfitted its traffic lights throughout the city with figures of same-sex couples, replacing the single, gender-neutral figures typically seen at pedestrian crossings.

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