The camp, pop-filled bonanza that is the Eurovision Song Contest took a turn toward the serious on Thursday night, when Ukrainian jazz singer Jamala’s performed her evocative “1944” during the contest ...

Ukraine’s Jamala won the 61st annual Eurovision Song Contest on Saturday, May 14, with a politically charged performance. While Ukraine is celebrating Jamala’s victory, some Russian dignitaries are ...

To Russia, it was a political song endowed with meaning directed to hit where it would hurt and embarrass its leaders on the world stage. Eurovision winner Jamala won the glitzy contest on Saturday in ...

The Norwegian participant and the winner of Eurovision 2009 Alexander Rybak recorded his own cover version of 1944 by Jamala. Thus, one winner of the contest contributed to even greater popularity of ...

If you’d tuned in to ITV’s Concert for Ukraine, you might have recognised a familiar face and a familiar song in the form of Eurovision’s winning song “1944”. In 2016, Jamala and Ukraine were crowned ...

In a shock ending, Ukraine won the Eurovision Song Contest in Stockholm with Jamala's '1944,' a political song about the deportation of Crimean Tartars in 1944, meant to be critical of Russia's… By ...

Last night, the winner of the 2016 Eurovision Song Contest, Jamala, performed her winning competition entry at the Grand Final of country’s annual talent show, The Voice Ukraine. Last night saw the ...

STOCKHOLM – Ukraine’s Jamala was declared the winner of the 2016 Eurovision Song Contest early today for a melancholic tune that recalled the 1944 deportation of Crimean Tatars by Soviet authorities.