
EBU Bars Conflict-Involved States From Hosting Eurovision Under New 2027 Rules
The European Broadcasting Union announced that broadcasters will be ineligible to host Eurovision if their state is involved in an armed conflict or "sensitive geopolitical situation." An independent security body will assess winners in borderline cases; ineligible winners lose hosting rights to an alternative broadcaster. The rules, effective for 2027 in Bulgaria, codify the ad hoc 2023 relocation from Ukraine to Liverpool.
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