Organisers of the Eurovision Song Contest have put forward new proposals aimed at reducing the influence of politically motivated voting in the competition. According to reports, the issue is described as “persistent” and is regarded as “deeply worrying” by those behind the event.
The proposed changes, which have not been detailed in full, are expected to be discussed with stakeholders as part of ongoing efforts to preserve the integrity of the contest. The move comes amid growing scrutiny of how bloc voting and political allegiances shape the outcome of the annual competition.
No timeline has been given for when the new rules might come into effect, and organisers have yet to officially confirm the reports. The announcement has already sparked debate among fans and participants about the balance between tradition and fairness in the popular music event.