By Jacob Gronholt-Pedersen
MALMO, Sweden (Reuters) - Swedish host city Malmo geared up for the Eurovision grand final on Saturday as excitement mingled with the tension of heightened security threats and political protests over Israel's participation.
The 68th version of the song contest, which is always billed as non-political, is taking place against the backdrop of the devastating Israeli military campaign in Gaza, triggered by Hamas'... (continue reading...)
By Jacob Gronholt-Pedersen
MALMO, Sweden (Reuters) - Swedish host city Malmo geared up for the Eurovision grand final on Saturday as excitement mingled with the tension of heightened security threats and political protests over Israel's participation.
The 68th version of the song contest, which is always billed as non-political, is taking place against the backdrop of the devastating Israeli military campaign in Gaza, triggered by Hamas'... (continue reading...)
By Jacob Gronholt-Pedersen
MALMO, Sweden (Reuters) - Swedish host city Malmo geared up for the Eurovision grand final on Saturday as excitement mingled with the tension of heightened security threats and political protests over Israel's participation.
The 68th version of the song contest, which is always billed as non-political, is taking place against the backdrop of the devastating Israeli military campaign in Gaza, triggered by Hamas'... (continue reading...)
By Jacob Gronholt-Pedersen
MALMO, Sweden (Reuters) - Swedish host city Malmo geared up for the Eurovision grand final on Saturday as excitement mingled with the tension of heightened security threats and political protests over Israel's participation.
The 68th version of the song contest, which is always billed as non-political, is taking place against the backdrop of the devastating Israeli military campaign in Gaza, triggered by Hamas'... (continue reading...)
By Jacob Gronholt-Pedersen
MALMO, Sweden (Reuters) - Swedish host city Malmo geared up for the Eurovision grand final on Saturday as excitement mingled with the tension of heightened security threats and political protests over Israel's participation.
The 68th version of the song contest, which is always billed as non-political, is taking place against the backdrop of the devastating Israeli military campaign in Gaza, triggered by Hamas'... (continue reading...)
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Swedish host city braces for Eurovision final and fresh protest
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Swedish host city braces for Eurovision final and fresh protest
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Swedish host city braces for Eurovision final and fresh protest
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Swedish host city braces for Eurovision final and fresh protest
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Swedish host city braces for Eurovision final and fresh protest
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Swedish host city braces for Eurovision final and fresh protest
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Swedish host city braces for Eurovision final and fresh protest
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Swedish host city braces for Eurovision final and fresh protest
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Swedish host city braces for Eurovision final and fresh protest
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Swedish host city braces for Eurovision final and fresh protest
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Swedish host city braces for Eurovision final and fresh protest
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Swedish host city braces for Eurovision final and fresh protest
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Swedish host city braces for Eurovision final and fresh protest
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Swedish host city braces for Eurovision final and fresh protest
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Swedish host city braces for Eurovision final and fresh protest
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Swedish host city braces for Eurovision final and fresh protest
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Swedish host city braces for Eurovision final and fresh protest
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