Eurovisionul schimbă regulile. În ce condiții țara câștigătoare putea fi exclusă de la organizarea ediției următoare?

Eurovision has updated its rules, allowing the EBU to revoke a winning country's right to host the next edition due to security concerns or geopolitical tensions. This change follows Ukraine's inability to host in 2023 due to the ongoing war, leading to a co-hosting arrangement with the UK. The new regulations also specify a minimum age of 18 for participants and stricter live performance rules, including a ban on playback and automatic voice correction. Additionally, songs must not be released before September 1 of the previous year and cannot exceed three minutes in length.