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Swiss Eurovision winner Nemo returns trophy to EBU to protest Israel’s participation

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By David Smith
| wiwibloggs
Eurovision winners Johnny Logan, Salvador Sobral and Emmelie de Forest have already expressed their concerns over Israel’s participation in Eurovision 2026. And now Switzerland’s most recent winner Nemo has gone one step further: They have returned their winner’s trophy to the European Broadcasting Union. Writing on Instagram, “The Code” singer said that the trophy no longer symbolises the values Eurovision is meant to uphold.
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Moldova confirms return to Eurovision 2026 with new national selection format

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By David Smith
| wiwibloggs
They gave us Epic Sax Guy, Sugar, and some deranged brides. And now Moldova has gifted us their return to the Eurovision Song Contest in 2026. After taking a one-year break from Eurovision, state broadcaster Teleradio-Moldova has officially confirmed its return for Vienna. On top of that, it will choose its act with a revamped national selection — complete with new producers, a larger jury, and a fresh approach to finding the next Moldovan Eurovision star.
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Boycotting Israel has gone mainstream: ‘We’ve never seen such traction before’

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By David Smith Verified, David Smith
| AOL UK Verified
For more than a decade Shouk offered an Israeli-inspired, plant-based and kosher menu in and around Washington. Last week the chain was forced to close the last of five locations and lay off the last of 30 staff. It said the war in Gaza had made it impossible to do business; activists claimed the restaurant appropriated Palestinian food and imported Israeli products.
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