The Netherlands: Ceasefire won’t impact decision to withdraw if Israel participates in Eurovision
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Netherlands: AVROTROS questions whether Eurovision “still functions as an apolitical event” amidst Israel’s participation
They will raise a discussion with the EBU
Claude Kiambe is The Netherlands’ Eurovision 2025 singer
You may know his hit ‘Ladada (Mon dernier mot)’
Netherlands: Anouk, Douwe Bob, Tangarine and Wulf among 331 submissions for Eurovision 2025
The act will be revealed before February
The Netherlands confirms Eurovision 2025 participation while Joost Klein withdraws as participant
AVROTROS also opened up submissions
The Netherlands: Eurovision commentator Cornald Maas wants the country to compete in Basel in 2025
“Eurovision isn’t the European Broadcasting Union”
Twan van de Nieuwenhuijzen announces departure as the Netherlands’ Head of Delegation … with no immediate replacement
Leaving after one turbulent year in the role
Lessons to learn from Joost Klein’s disqualification: Vulnerable people deserve better support at Eurovision
It could have been prevented
AVROTROS gives details on the event leading to Joost Klein’s Eurovision disqualification, stating “an exclusion order is not proportional to this incident”
Joost Klein was filmed without consent
The Netherlands will announce their Eurovision 2024 artist on 11th December
Who will be Mia & Dion’s successor in Malmö?
“It should never happen again” – The Netherlands’ Daniël Dekker blasts lack of mentorship for Eurovision 2023 act
“They did this to Mia and Dion”
Netherlands: Mia Nicolai announces first solo concert and asks people “to leave Eurovision behind them”
Acts have already volunteered to be her successor
Editorial: What’s fuelling Dutch media’s negative coverage of Mia Nicolai and Dion Cooper…and why hasn’t AVROTROS shown more support?
Wild Youth defended them more swiftly than the broadcaster did
The Netherlands: AVROTROS seeks a Eurovision 2022 song that “can survive in a competition” in rare public submissions call
Continuing the “song first” approach
