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Tag Archives: Voting
Feb 24 2014
Eurovision in (Euro-) crisis?
Comments Off on Eurovision in (Euro-) crisis?By Maria Kyriakidou Away from the political and economic battlefield of the Euro crisis, there is another crisis evolving with regard to one of Europe’s institution, namely the Eurovision Song Contest. Although easily dismissed by sceptics as a meaningless and … Continue reading
Posted by: February 24, 2014
Tagged with: Euro crisis, Eurovision Song Contest, Participation, Voting