Explained in plain English
What's the contest's purpose?
Eurovision was originally conceived in the 1950s to foster unity and cultural exchange across Europe after World War II. While it's now known for its flamboyant performances and catchy tunes, its underlying aim remains to bring people together through music, making the security of participants and audiences a top priority.
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