Russia's answer to Eurovision is less kitsch, more Kremlin
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In a move that many see as a distraction from its ongoing invasion of Ukraine, Russia has revived a Soviet-era global song contest. This new initiative, which contrasts sharply with the kitschy vibe of Eurovision, aims to showcase Russian culture while diverting attention from international criticism. The significance of this contest lies in its potential to reshape Russia's image on the world stage, but it also raises concerns about the Kremlin's intentions and the ongoing conflict.
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