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Backward Love

"Backward Love" is a song performed by a Bosnian group Disaster. The song represented Bosnia and Herzegovina in the Europe's Best Song Contest 2005, after being selected internally by BHRT, where it finished 16th in the final with 49 points. It was the first Bosnian entry not to feature any Bosnian, the first Bosnian entry to feature English lyrics, as well as the first Bosnian entry fully in English.
Belarus in the Junior Europe's Best Song Contest 2019

Selection process
 Selection date(s)
 Selected entrant
 Selected song

## Background

*Main article-Belarus in the Junior Europe's Best Song Contest*

On 15th June 2019, BTRC confirmed their participation for the 2019 contest. Then on 19th August 2019 it was announced that they will organize a national final for the 2019 contest. In the 2019 contest, Belarus finished in 2 place with 136 points.

### *NLiepšy Dziciačy konkurs piesni z Bielarusi - Jeŭropa vydannie 2019*

On 19th August 2019, BTRC announced that they will organize a national final. 64 songs were received. On 12th September the 7 finalists were revealed.
Avispas y avispones, amarillos y rojos

Avispas y avispones, amarillos y rojos *(Spanish for: Wasps and hornets, yellow and red)* is a Spanish group consisting of singer Alfred Yáñez Torres, guitarist and vocalist Antonella Alba Sánchez, keyboardist and vocalist Alejandra Peña Resurrección and drummer and vocalist Raúl García Llorente. They represented Spain at the 2016 contest, with the song "Don't Give Up", where they finished 25th in the final with 32 points.
A Game

"A Game" is a song performed by a Greek singer Maria Helena Charistosou. The song represented Greece in the Europe's Best Song Contest 2019, after being selected internally by ERT, where it finished 11th in the semi-final with 76 points, and thus not qualifying for the final. It was the first time when Greece did not qualify for the final.
Wilhelmina Braunschweig Ingenohl Friedeburg

"*Kommt vor dem Hochmut Fall" ("La arrogancia viene antes de la caída").*

-*Frase favorita de Wilhelmina.*

**Wilhelmina Braunschweig Ingenohl Friedeburg**, también apodada como "Mii-Chan". Es la primera oficial del Admiral Graf Spee.

## **Apariencia**

**Wilhelmina Braunschweig** mide 1,62, por lo que es una de las personal mas altas vista en la serie. Tiene un largo pelo color crema, el que marra con una trenza y y un moña rojo. Usa un uniforme que consiste en una camisa blanca, con una corbata roja, una chaqueta negra con botones y bordes amarillos. Un cinturón marrón. una falda negra con lineas rojas, calsas de lineas blancas y negras y unas botas altas negras. Cabe señalar que su uniforme junto con el de la capitana Tea, son los únicos distintos en el Admiral Graf Spee al resto de la tripulación (posiblemente por su rango).

## **Personalidad**

**Mii-Chan** tiende a tener una personalidad seria. La mayor parte del tiempo es una persona seria y reservada, pero también tiende a mostrar su lado amistoso, sociable, tenas e incluso hasta impulsivo. Cabe destacar que es una persona muy calculadora cuando se trata de us trabajo.

## **Historia**

### **Infancia**

Wilhelmina Braunschweig nació el 1 de octubre, en Wilhelmshaven. Alemania.

### **Primer arco (Se desconoce el nombre aun).**

Logra entrar al instituto naval Wilhelmshaven, siendo asignada como la primera oficial del Admiral Graf Spee. Tras la supuesta "sublemacion" de la tripulación, la capitana Tea, le ordena dejar la nave y alertar a las otras, tras un fallido escape, es rescata por Misaki e invita a quedare en el Harekaze.

## **Curiosidades.**

* Fue la única tripulante del Admiral Graf Spee que no fue afectada por el virus y logro escapar de la nave.
* Tiene una gran aprecio por Tea Kreutzer y durante su estancia en el Harekaze, logra tener una gran amistad con Nosa Kouko.
Ako samo

"Ako samo" (Ако само) *(Macedonian for: If only)* is a song performed by a North Macedonian singer Snežana Krstevska. The song represented North Macedonia in the Europe's Best Song Contest 2007, after being selected internally by MRT, where it finished 16th in the semi-final with 70 points, and thus not qualifying for the final.
All the Clichés

### Previous entry

Éric Courtois feat. Séraphin Courtois — "Like Father, Like Son (Ça coule dans la famille)" *(2006)*

### Next entry

Jan de Ziwertt — "This Will Do It" *(2008)*

"All the Clichés" is a song performed by a Belgian singer Étienne Barnier. The song represented Belgium in the Europe's Best Song Contest 2007, after being selected via a national selection organised by RTBF, where it finished 21st in the final with 34 points.
Australia in the Europe's Best Song Contest 2020

Selection process
 Selection date(s)
 Selected entrant

## Background

*Main article-Australia in the Europe's Best Song Contest*

On 25th March 2019, SBS confirmed their participation in the 2020 contest. Then on 21st February 2020 it was announced that they will continue using an internal selection. SBS have always chosen, both their song and artist internally since their debut in 2016. In 2019, Australia qualified to the final finishing 12th in the final.

## Internal Selection

### Artist

On 21st February 2020, SBS announced that they will internally select both the artist and song. On the same day, it was announced that they have chosen Matthew Trottes for the forthcoming contest in Sweden.

### Song

SBS, announced on 21st February 2020, that they will internally select the song to represent Australia at the forthcoming contest. Later, on 23rd February 2020, it was announced that their song will be revealed on 5th March 2020. On 5th March 2020, the song was revealed, called "You've Infected Me".
C'est ma vie

"C'est ma vie" *(French for: It is my life)* is a song performed by an Irish singer Chris Reekan. The song represented Ireland in the Europe's Best Song Contest 2022, after being selected internally by Raidió Teilifís Éireann (RTÉ), where it finished 26th, last, in the final with 9 points. It was the first Irish entry to feature French.
Arad Marad

Arad Marad (Born 1 March 1987) is a Romanian singer. He was supposed to represent Romania at the 2020 contest, with the song "Standing Still", but the contest has been cancelled due to the Coronavirus epidemic. He, however, represented Romania at the 2021 contest with the song "Good Timing", where he finished 20th in the final with 60 points.
A Day

### Composer(s)

Stefan Mulberg, Anders Pötters, Mike LP, Thomas Isakson, Sanna Granqvist, Lars Knudsen, Sanna Jensen, Anna Elsa Rodriksen

### Lyricist(s)

Stefan Mulberg, Anders Pötters, Mike LP, Thomas Isakson, Sanna Granqvist, Lars Knudsen, Sanna Jensen, Anna Elsa Rodriksen

### Next entry

Terry McArthur — "Rain" *(2010)*

"A Day" is a song performed by an Irish singer Paul T.. The song represented Ireland in the Europe's Best Song Contest 2009, after being selected via a national selection organised by RTÉ, where it finished 19th, last, in the semi-final with 16 points, and thus not qualifying for the final. It is, as of 2022, Ireland's worst result at the contest, joint with 2005, 2007 and 2017.
Items (being redone)

## Overview

DayZ contains many items and equipment, with each of them serving different purposes.

### Weapons

Weapons are a type of loot in DayZ. They can be used to attack zombies, NPCs, players, and wildlife. This table shows most of the available weapons that can be found in DayZ.

### Legacy items

The table below is the current source of item information, and is being used as reference for the more detailed tables above. It will be removed once items have been reclassified.
Can't Change the Past

"Can't Change the Past" is a song performed by a Hungarian singer Krisztián Harcsa. The song represented Hungary in the Europe's Best Song Contest 2012, after being selected via a national selection organised by MTV, where it finished 14th in the semi-final with 36 points, and thus not qualifying for the final. It was the first Hungarian entry not to feature any Hungarian, the first Hungarian entry not fully in Hungarian, the first Hungarian entry to feature English lyrics, as well as the first Hungarian entry fully in English.
Atención

### Composer(s)

Juan Carlos Lómez, Davíd Clíéz Rosás, Óliver Aranguiz, Iker Llorez Minación, Carlos Juanes, Purita Sedeño Ávalos

### Lyricist(s)

Davíd Clíéz Rosás, Óliver Aranguiz, Iker Llorez Minación, Carlos Juanes, Julián Bolaño Bolaño, Purita Sedeño Ávalos, Ginés Sedeño Ávalos

### Previous entry

Ginés Sedeño Ávalos feat. Purita Sedeño Ávalos — "Nuestra canción" *(2020)*

### Next entry

Daniel Goñi Federrer — "Soy lo suficientemente grande" *(2022)*

"Atención" *(Spanish for: Attention)* is a song performed by Spanish singers Ginés Sedeño Ávalos and Purita Sedeño Ávalos. The song represented Spain in the Europe's Best Song Contest 2021, after being selected internally by Radiotelevisión Española (RTVE), where it finished 23rd in the final with 33 points.
Chore-me um rio de amor

"Chore-me um rio de amor" *(Portuguese for: Cry me a river of love)* is a song performed by a Portuguese group Demônios. The song represented Portugal in the Europe's Best Song Contest 2010, after being selected via a national selection organised by RTP, where it finished 25th, last, in the final with 7 points.
Continuă să dansezi

"Continuă să dansezi" *(Romanian for: Keep on dancing)* is a song performed by a Moldovan group Over The Sun. The song represented Moldova in the Europe's Best Song Contest 2016, after being selected internally by TRM, where it finished 14th in the semi-final with 32 points, and thus not qualifying for the final.
Belgium in the Europe's Best Song Contest 2023

Selection process
 Selection date(s)
 Selected entrant
 Semi-final result

## Background

*Main article-Belgium in the Europe's Best Song Contest*

Prior to the 2023 contest, Belgium has participated in the contest eighteen times since its first entry in 2004. Belgium has competed in the contest on all occassions, qualifying twelve times for the final, winning the contest in 2011. In 2022, Belgium qualified to the final with the song "Mon cœur te veut" performed by T3, placing 17th in the final with 55 points.

The Belgium national broadcasters, Vlaamse Radio- en Televisieomroeporganisatie (VRT) and Radio-Télévision Belge de la Communauté Française (RTBF), alternate in broadcasting the event within Belgium and organising the selection process for the nation's entry. The broadcasters have used both national and internal selections to select the Belgian entries in the past. VRT confirmed their intentions to participate at the 2023 contest on 5th July 2022. The broadcaster later confirmed, on 15th October 2022, that the Belgian entry for the 2023 contest would be selected through a national selection called "Wie moeten we verzonden? Jij kiest! 2023".

## *Wie moeten we verzonden? Jij kiest! 2023*

On 15th October 2022, VRT announced that they will organize a national final called: Wie moeten we verzonden? Jij kiest! 2023. The participants were revealed on 3rd January 2023. Voting will be 50%/50% jury and public.
Armenia in the Europe's Best Song Contest 2023

Selection process
 Selection date(s)
 Selected entrant
 Semi-final result
 Final result

## Background

*Main article-Armenia in the Europe's Best Song Contest*

Prior to the 2023 contest, Armenia has participated in the contest fifteen times since its first entry in 2006. Armenia competed in the contest on fourteen consecutive occasions between 2006 and 2019, qualifying all fourteen times for the final. Armenia planned to participate in the later-cancelled 2020 contest and in 2021, from the latter of which they had to withdraw due to social and political crises in the aftermath of the 2020 Nagorno-Karabakh war. Armenia returned to the contest in 2022 managing to qualify to the final. In 2022, Armenia qualified to the final with the song "OK" performed by Teveen Yeghyan, placing 15th in the final with 68 points.

The Armenian national broadcaster, Public Television Company of Armenia (AMPTV), broadcasts the event within Armenia and organises the selection process for the nation's entry. The broadcaster has used both national and internal selections to select the Armenian entries in the past. AMPTV confirmed their intentions to participate at the 2023 contest on 24th October 2022. The broadcaster later confirmed, on 11th February 2023, that the Armenian entry for the 2023 contest would be selected internally.

## Internal Selection

### Artist

On 11th February 2023, AMPTV announced that they will internally select both the artist and song. Later, on 19th February 2023, it was announced that they have chosen Restricted Area 2020 for the forthcoming contest in Norway.

### Song

AMPTV announced on 11th February 2023 that they will internally select the song to represent Armenia at the forthcoming contest. Later, on 2nd March 2023, AMPTV announced that they have chosen "Let Me Be" as the Armenian entry for the forthcoming contest.
Back to Loving You

"Back to Loving You" is a song performed by Georgian singers Malkhaz Dzhugashvili and Gurandukht Dzhugashvili. The song represented Georgia in the Europe's Best Song Contest 2009, after being selected internally by GPB, where it finished 14th in the final with 76 points. It is, as of 2022, Georgia's best result at the contest.
Broers en zussen

Broers en zussen *(Dutch for: Brothers and sisters)* was a Dutch group consisting of singer Truus Klapwijk, guitarist and vocalist Gabriël Klapwijk, guitarist Anouk Klapwijk, trumpeter Koen Klapwijk and keyboardist and vocalist Ilse Klapwijk. They represented the Netherlands at the 2007 contest, with the song "Calm", where they finished 3rd in the final with 212 points.
Austria in the Europe's Best Song Contest 2021

Selection process
 Selection date(s)
 Selected entrant
 Semi-final result

## Background

*Main article-Austria in the Europe's Best Song Contest*

On 30th March 2020, ÖRF confirmed their participation in the 2021 contest. On the same day, it was announced that they will use an internal selection. ÖRF have previously used both internal selections and national selections to select their entries, with the last internal selection coming in 2018. Stefan Krüden was due to represent the nation, with the song "Cry No More", in the 2020 contest before its cancellation due to the pandemic of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19).

## Internal Selection

### Artist

On 30th March 2020, ÖRF announced that they will internally select both the artist and song. Later, on the same day, it was announced that they have chosen Stefan Krüden for the forthcoming contest in Sweden, retaining his spot as the Austrian representative, despite the cancellation of the 2021 contest.

### Song

ÖRF, announced on 30th March 2020, that they will internally select the song to represent Austria at the forthcoming contest. Later, on 11th March 2021, ÖRF announced that they have chosen "Let's Go Again" as the Austrian entry for the forthcoming contest.
Connor Ledge

Connor Ledge (Born 10 May 1978) is an English singer and pianist. He represented the United Kingdom at the 2015 contest, alongside Sebey, with the song "My Love Can Never", where they finished 8th in the final with 119 points. He then returned to the contest, representing the United Kingdom once again at the 2017 contest, with the song "I Wish That You Were Here", where he finished 3rd in the final with 181 points.
Angel (Ragnar Jääger song)

"Angel" is a song performed by an Estonian singer Ragnar Jääger. The song represented Estonia in the Europe's Best Song Contest 2005, after being selected via a national selection organised by ERR, where it finished 19th in the semi-final with 47 points, and thus not qualifying for the final. It was the first Estonian entry not to feature any Estonian, the first Estonian entry not fully in Estonian, the first Estonian entry to feature English lyrics, as well as the first Estonian entry fully in English.
Band from Riga

Band from Riga is a Latvian group consisting of singer Kristaps Gorkšs, guitarist Emīls Kladiģs and pianist and vocalist Marija Aldaova. They represented Latvia at the 2019 contest, with the song "For How Long", where they finished 15th in the semi-final with 33 points, and thus not qualifying for the final.
BrainPower

BrainPower is a Serbian group consisting of singer and keyboardist Nikola Boškan, guitarist and vocalist Vladimir Matić, drummer and vocalist Igor Krsmanović-Brđović and bassist and vocalist Aleksandar Begović. They represented Serbia at the 2023 contest, with the song "Pobuna" (Побуна), where they finished 19th in the final with 32 points.
A Lesson to Be Learnt

### Next entry

Oleksandr Rybka — "Pryydutʹ krashchi chasy (Zreshtoyu) (Прийдуть кращі часи (Зрештою))" *(2023)*

"A Lesson to Be Learnt" is a song performed by an Ukrainian group KAPIDY. The song will represent Ukraine in the Europe's Best Song Contest 2022, after being selected via a national selection organised by National Television Company of Ukraine (UA:PBC), where it finished 4th in the final with 111 points.
Bandet

Bandet *(Norwegian for: The band)* is a Norwegian group consisting of singer Joakim Haukland, bassist Thea Opseth and drummer and vocalist Silje Wisløff Vågberg. They represented Norway at the 2009 contest, alongside Yvonne Bøe, with the song "In the Corner", where they finished 13th in the semi-final with 35 points, and thus not qualifying for the final.
¡Problemas en pijama!

**¡Problemas en pijama! *"Pajama de Pinchi!" (パジャマでピンチ!)***, es el tercer episodio de la serie Hai-Fury.

## **Sinopsis**

¡**Atención!, Spoilers**

Tras el mensaje de ayuda de la capitana del Musashi, el Harekaze intercepta un mensaje que informa del presunto motín de la nave. Más tarde esa noche, detectan la presencia del I-201, un submarino de la escuela secundaria marina para chicos, Toumai. Intenta enviar un mensaje a ellos, solo para llegar una vez más bajo ataque. Mientras las chicas tratan de evadir los torpedos del submarino, la piloto alemán rescatada, Wilhelmina, se despierta y ayuda a la lucha de la tripulación contra el submarino. Después de lograr escapar, Wilhelmina informa Akeno que algo ocurrió en el Admiral Graf Spee e hizo que su tripulación se sublemara. Cuando el barco se recibe órdenes del director de Yokosuka para volver a la escuela, Wilhemina se cambia a la habitación de Mashiro.

## **Curiosidades**

* El I-201 aparece por primera ves, siendo el segundo navío bajo los efectos del virus y el primer submarino en toda la serie.
Alone

"Alone" is a song performed by an Azerbaijani singer Vusala Voldorva. The song represented Azerbaijan in the Europe's Best Song Contest 2009, after being selected internally by İTV, where it finished 5th in the final with 157 points. It was Azerbaijan's début entry. It is, as of 2022, Azerbaijan's best result at the contest.
Be för kärlek

"Be för kärlek" *(Swedish for: Pray for love)* is a song performed by a Finnish singer Jonas Errikson. The song represented Finland in the Europe's Best Song Contest 2019, after being selected via a national selection organised by Yle, where it finished 22nd in the final with 46 points. It was the first Finnish entry to feature Swedish.
Falcon Crossbow

## Overview

The Falcon Crossbow is a extremely rare, fairly good weapon. A form of the crossbow, the Falcon Crossbow fires explosive arrows, but reloads using regular arrows that can be gained in the "Noble" kit.

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An iomarca

"An iomarca" *(Irish for: Too many)* is a song performed by an Irish singer Molly Ugiz. The song represented Ireland in the Europe's Best Song Contest 2015, after being selected via a national selection organised by RTÉ, where it finished 15th in the semi-final with 22 points, and thus not qualifying for the final. It was the first Irish entry not fully in English, as well as the first Irish entry to feature Irish lyrics.
Asia's Best Song Contest 2019

Final dates
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Participation map
* Template:Infobox Eurovision/Asia's Best Song Contest 2019
     Confirmed country
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The *Asia's Best Song Contest 2019* will be the 1st edition of the Song Contest. It is going to take place in Australia, as the ABU agreed this with SBS. The contest will consist of a final on 22 June 2019.

Thirteen eligible countries will take part in the contest.

## Participating countries

The following countries are going to take part in the contest:
Belarus in the Europe's Best Song Contest 2019

Selection process
 Selection date(s)
 Selected entrant
 Semi-final result

## Background

*Main article-Belarus in the Europe's Best Song Contest*

On 25th September 2018, BTRC confirmed their participation in the 2019 contest. Then on 31st October 2018 it was announced that they will continue their national final format for the 2019 contest. BTRC have always conducted a national final since their debut in 2004. In 2018 Belarus qualified to the final finishing 22nd in the final.

### *Nacyjanaĺny Final 2019*

On 31st October 2018, BTRC announced that they will organize a national final. On 12th December 2018, the 8 finalist were announced.
Albania in the Europe's Best Song Contest

Member station
 National selection events
**National Final**
* **Kënga më e mirë për Evropën**
* 2004-2009
* 2015
* **National Final**
* 2017 (artist)
* **Kënga e Vitit Shqipërisë**
* 2019-2024

**Internal Selection**
* 2010-2014
* 2016
* 2017 (song)
* 2018
 Appearances
 First appearance
 Best result

## Contestants

 1st place
 2nd place
 3rd place
 Last place
 Disqualified/Withdrew

**Notes**

1.**^** Title is in French; contains phrases in French and Albanian.
Azerbaijan in the Europe's Best Song Contest 2021

Selection process
 Selection date(s)
 Selected entrant
 Semi-final result

## Background

*Main article-Azerbaijan in the Europe's Best Song Contest*

On 21st March 2020, İTV confirmed their participation in the 2021 contest. On the same day, it was announced that they will use an internal selection. İTV have previously used both internal selections and national selections to select their entries, with the last national selection coming in 2018. Farid Adammov was due to represent the nation, with the song "What's the Point", in the 2020 contest before its cancellation due to the pandemic of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19).

## Internal Selection

### Artist

On 21st March 2020, İTV announced that they will internally select both the artist and song. Later, on the same day, it was announced that they have chosen Farid Adammov for the forthcoming contest in Sweden, retaining his spot as the Azerbaijani representative, despite the cancellation of the 2021 contest.

### Song

İTV, announced on 21st March 2020, that they will internally select the song to represent Azerbaijan at the forthcoming contest. Later, on 22nd March 2021, İTV announced that they have chosen "Queen" as the Azerbaijani entry for the forthcoming contest.
Blast From The Past

Blast From The Past is a Danish group consisting of singer and bassist Oscar Lindegaard, guitarist Andreas Agger, bassist Simon Fønss and drummer and vocalist David Pettersen. They represented Denmark at the 2023 contest, with the song "Stuck in Your Game", where they finished 18th in the final with 34 points.
Clock

### Lyricist(s)

Dave McFlannan, Sam Popple, Little G, Lars Knudsen, Sanna Jensen, Anna Elsa Rodriksen

### Next entry

Nojus Satęčų — "My Song" *(2017)*

"Clock" is a song performed by a Lithuanian singer Mia Stankevičienė. The song represented Lithuania in the Europe's Best Song Contest 2016, after being selected via a national selection organised by LRT, where it finished 15th in the semi-final with 26 points, and thus not qualifying for the final.
Beardors

Beardors is a Norwegian group consisting of singer Jens Jensen, guitarists and vocalists Odd Jacobsen and Jahn Børre, drummer and vocalist Mattis Øvergård and celloist and vocalist Joakim Sørum. They represented Norway at the 2004 contest, with the song "Hold opp", where they finished 11th in the final with 82 points.
Azerbaijan in the Europe's Best Song Contest 2019

Selection process
 Selection date(s)
 Selected entrant
 Semi-final result
 Final result

## Background

*Main article-Azerbaijan in the Europe's Best Song Contest*

On 8th August 2018, İTV confirmed their participation in the 2018 contest. Then on 21st January 2019 it was announced that they will return to an internal selection format for the 2019 contest. İTV have always selected both the song and the artist via internal selections since their debut in 2008, apart from 2018 when they used a national final. In 2018 Azerbaijan qualified to the final finishing 20th in the final.

## Internal Selection

### Artist

On 21st January 2019, İTV announced that they will internally select both the artist and song. Later, on 28th February 2019, it was announced that they have chosen Dmitry Slotov for the forthcoming contest in the Netherlands.

### Song

İTV, announced on 21st January 2019, that they will internally select the song to represent Azerbaijan at the forthcoming contest. Later, on 22nd March 2019, İTV announced that they have chosen "Awkward Encounter" as the Azerbaijani entry for the forthcoming contest.
Climb the Mountain of Life

### Next entry

Éric Courtois feat. Séraphin Courtois — "Like Father, Like Son (Ça coule dans la famille)" *(2006)*

### Other Versions

French: "Le voyage de la vie"

"Climb the Mountain of Life" is a song performed by a Belgian singer Olivier Croix. The song represented Belgium in the Europe's Best Song Contest 2005, after being selected via a national selection organised by RTBF, where it finished 5th in the final with 153 points. It was the first time when Belgium qualified for the final. It was the first Belgian entry not to feature any French, the first Belgian entry not fully in French, the first Belgian entry to feature English lyrics, as well as the first Belgian entry fully in English.
Belgium4Life

#Belgium4Life is a Belgian group consisting of singer Adrian Bleeker, guitarist and vocalist Hubert Teunissen, drummer Donald van der Voort and pianist Jolijn van der Voort. They represented Belgium at the 2015 contest, with the song "Must Do Love ASAP", where they finished 14th in the semi-final with 46 points, and thus not qualifying for the final.
Armenia in the Europe's Best Song Contest 2017

Selection process
 Selection date(s)
 Selected entrant

## Background

*Main article-Armenia in the Europe's Best Song Contest*

On 7th July 2016, ARMTV confirmed their participation in the 2017 contest. Then on 21st September 2016 it was announced that they will conduct a national final. ARMTV have always chosen, both their song and artist internally since their debut in 2007. In 2016, Armenia qualified to the final finishing 22nd in the final. Armenia is one of the only countries to have always featured in the final since their debut in 2007.

### *Lk’um Yevratesil*

On 21st September 2016, ARMTV announced that they will organize a national final. 20 songs were received. On 15th November 2016, the 4 finalist were announced. All songs include Armenian, as it was a rule, 1 is fully in Armenian, 1 in Armenian and French, with the last 2 being in Armenian, including English. The voting will be 100% public.
Albania in the Europe's Best Song Contest 2017

Selection process
 Selection date(s)
 Selected entrant
 Semi-final result
 Final result

## Background

*Main article-Albania in the Europe's Best Song Contest*

On 21st September 2016, RTSH confirmed their participation in the 2017 contest. On the same day it was announced that they will continue their internal selection format for the song, however using a national final for the artist for the 2017 contest. RTSH have conducted a mixture of both national finals and internal selection since their debut in 2004. In 2016 Albania qualified to the final finishing 13th in the final.

### Internal Selection

On 21st September 2016 RTSH announced that they will internally select a song to represent them at the 2017 contest. 10 songs were shortlisted with the song that was chosen being selected on the 24th September 2016.

### National Final

On 21st September 2016 RTSH announced that they will organize a national final to find the artist to represent them at the 2017 contest. 20 duets sent a request to participate in the contest. On 8th January 2017, the 4 finalist duets were announced. It was announced that 10 international juries and Albanian juries will select the artist each giving 10, 20, 30 and 40 points (100% Jury).

 Anna Tishutrë & Fatos Qert
 Manjola Qaxi & Qendrim Qaxi | 1
 Elhaida & RappyShappy

### At Europe's Best Song Contest 2017

#### Points awarded to Albania in the Semi-Final

Points awarded to Albania (Semi-final 1)
 5 points
 * Austria
* Bulgaria
* Denmark
* Sweden

#### Points awarded to Albania in the Final

Points awarded to Albania (Final)
* Israel
* Lithuania
 5 points
* Ireland
* Netherlands
Austria in the Europe's Best Song Contest 2019

Selection process
 Selection date(s)
 Selected entrant
 Semi-final result
 Final result

## Background

*Main article-Austria in the Europe's Best Song Contest*

On 23rd September 2018, ÖRF confirmed their participation in the 2019 contest. On the same day, it was announced that they will use a national selection. ÖRF have previously used both internal selections and national finals to select their entries, with the last national final in 2014. In 2018, Austria failed to qualify to the final finishing 12th in its semi-final.

## Der österreichische Vertreter: die Niederlande

On 23rd September 2018, ÖRF confirmed that they will use a national final called "Der österreichische Vertreter: die Niederlande". 77 songs were received. On 28th November 2018, the 7 finalists were announced. The highlighted acts moved onto a "Die Super Zwei".
Copii de școală

Copii de școală *(Romanian for: School children)* is a Romanian group consisting of singer Grigore Pițurcă, guitarist and vocalist Bogdan Coman, drummer Vincențiu Epureanu and bassist Codruț Șuteu. They represented Romania at the 2017 contest, with the song "Miracle", where they finished 16th in the final with 68 points.
Armenia in the Europe's Best Song Contest 2022

Selection process
 Selection date(s)
 Selected entrant
 Semi-final result
 Final result

## Background

*Main article-Armenia in the Europe's Best Song Contest*

Prior to the 2022 contest, Armenia has participated in the contest fourteen times since its first entry in 2006. Armenia competed in the contest on fourteen consecutive occasions between 2006 and 2019, qualifying all fourteen times for the final. Armenia planned to participate in the later-cancelled 2020 contest and in 2021, from the latter of which they had to withdraw due to social and political crises in the aftermath of the 2020 Nagorno-Karabakh war. In 2019, Armenia qualified to the final with the song "Ashkharhy" (Աշխարհը) performed by Astvatsuhi, placing 5th in the final with 152 points.

The Armenian national broadcaster, Public Television Company of Armenia (AMPTV), broadcasts the event within Armenia and organises the selection process for the nation's entry. The broadcaster has used both national and internal selections to select the Armenian entries in the past. AMPTV confirmed their intentions to participate at the 2022 contest on 20th October 2021. The broadcaster later confirmed, on 16th February 2022, that the Armenian entry for the 2022 contest would be selected internally.

## Internal Selection

### Artist

On 16th February 2022, AMPTV announced that they will internally select both the artist and song. Later, on 18th March 2022, it was announced that they have chosen Teveen Yeghyan for the forthcoming contest in Iceland.

### Song

AMPTV, announced on 16th February 2022, that they will internally select the song to represent Armenia at the forthcoming contest. Later, on 18th March 2022, AMPTV announced that they have chosen "OK" as the Armenian entry for the forthcoming contest.
Belarus in the Europe's Best Song Contest 2017

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## Background

*Main article-Belarus in the Europe's Best Song Contest*

On 16th September 2016, BTRC confirmed their participation in the 2017 contest. Then on 10th November 2016 it was announced that they will continue their national final format for the 2017 contest. BTRC have always conducted a national final since their debut in 2004. In 2016 Belarus failed to qualify to the final finishing 13th in their respective semi-final.

### *Nacyjanaĺny Final 2017*

On 10th November 2016, BTRC announced that they will organize a national final. 91 songs were received. On 24th November 2016, the 6 finalist were announced.
Azerbaijan in the Europe's Best Song Contest 2020

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## Background

*Main article-Azerbaijan in the Europe's Best Song Contest*

On 1st October 2019, İTV confirmed their participation in the 2020 contest. Then on 21st February 2020 it was announced that they will use an internal selection format for the 2020 contest. İTV have always selected both the song and the artist via internal selections since their debut in 2009, apart from 2018 when they used a national final. In 2019 Azerbaijan qualified to the final finishing 15th in the final.

## Internal Selection

### Artist

On 21st February 2020, İTV announced that they will internally select both the artist and song. Later, on TBA, it was announced that they have chosen Farid Adammov for the forthcoming contest in Sweden.

### Song

İTV, announced on 21st February 2020, that they will internally select the song to represent Azerbaijan at the forthcoming contest. Later, on TBA, İTV announced that they have chosen "What's the Point" as the Azerbaijani entry for the forthcoming contest.
Agim Redžep

Agim Redžep (Born 11 January 1983) is a North Macedonian singer and guitarist. He represented the North Macedonia at the 2009 contest, with the song "Devojče" (Девојче), where he finished 18th in the final with 48 points. He then returned to the contest, representing North Macedonia once again at the 2014 contest, with the song "I'd Cry", where he finished 15th in the semi-final with 16 points, and thus not qualifying for the final.
AdAmIaNeBi

AdAmIaNeBi **(ადამიანები)** *(Georgian for: Humans)* was a Georgian group consisting of singer Luarsab Cherkezishvili, a guitarist and vocalist Shota Tskitishvili, guitarist Pharnavaz Apakidze and drummer and vocalist Shalva Zaalishvili. They represented Georgia at the 2012 contest, with the song "Your Eyes", where they finished 21st in the final with 25 points.
Australia in the Europe's Best Song Contest 2018

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## Background

*Main article-Australia in the Europe's Best Song Contest*

On 25th August 2017, SBS confirmed their participation in the 2018 contest. Then on 3rd February 2018 it was announced that they will continue using an internal selection. SBS have always chosen, both their song and artist internally since their debut in 2016. In 2017, Australia failed to qualify to the final finishing 15th in their semi-final.

## Internal Selection

### Artist

On 3rd February 2018, SBS announced that they will internally select both the artist and song. Later, on 2nd March 2018, it was announced that they have chosen Chin Lee and Joanna O'Ross for the forthcoming contest in Ukraine.

### Song

SBS, announced on 3rd February 2018, that they will internally select the song to represent Australia at the forthcoming contest. On 2nd March 2018, SBS announced that they have chosen "Mischief" as the Australian entry for the forthcoming contest.
Continuar – Adelante

"Continuar – Adelante" *(Portuguese for: Go ahead; Spanish for Ahead)* is a song performed by a Portuguese group Tarties. The song represented Portugal in the Europe's Best Song Contest 2004, after being selected via a national selection organised by RTP, where it finished 24th in the final with 36 points. It was Portugal's début entry.
A Way

### Previous entry

Iveta Gygagyan & Ilmir Kozlov — "Yes sirum yem k'yez – Je t'aime (Ես սիրում եմ քեզ)" *(2017)*

### Next entry

Astvatsuhi — "Ashkharhy (Աշխարհը)" *(2019)*

"A Way" is a song performed by an Armenian singer Henrikh Schkodyan. The song represented Armenia in the Europe's Best Song Contest 2018, after being selected internally by AMPTV, where it finished 16th in the final with 56 points.
Amerikansk-Norsk Allé

Amerikansk-Norsk Allé *(Norwegian for: American-Norwegian Avenue)* is a Norwegian-American group consisting of singers Andrew Olsen and James Close, guitarist and vocalist Kenneth Sklett and drummer Thomas Grandsen. They represented Norway at the 2019 contest, with the song "Sunrise", where they finished 13th in the final with 76 points.
Armenia in the Europe's Best Song Contest 2020

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## Background

*Main article-Armenia in the Europe's Best Song Contest*

On 22nd May 2019, ARMTV confirmed their participation in the 2020 contest. Then on 22nd October 2019 it was announced that they will hold a national final to select the 2019 participant and song. ARMTV have always chosen, both their song and artist internally since their debut in 2007, apart from 2017, when they used a national final. In 2019, Armenia qualified to the final finishing 5th in the final. Armenia is one of the only countries to have always featured in the final since their debut in 2007.

### *Lk’um Yevratesil 2020*

On 22nd October 2019, ARMTV announced that they will organize a national final. The format has expanded since the last time it was used, in that a semi-final has been added, a week prior to the final. 38 songs were received. On 2nd January 2020, the 12 finalist were announced. The voting will be 100% public.
Chayiym

"Chayiym" (החיים) *(Hebrew for: Life)* is a song performed by an Israeli singer Tamir Ma'uda. The song represented Israel in the Europe's Best Song Contest 2013, after being selected via a national selection organised by IBA, where it finished 17th, last, in the semi-final with 3 points, and thus not qualifying for the final. It is, as of 2022, Israel's worst result at the contest, joint with 2014.
Aperióristos

Aperióristos **(Απεριόριστος)** *(Greek for: Unlimited)* is a Greek group consisting of singer Marios Triantafyllopoulos, guitarist Theophilus Triantafyllopoulos, saxophonist and vocalist Vassilios Triantafyllopoulos and pianist Dimitros Grytixou. They represented Greece at the 2013 contest, with the song "I Must Go There", where they finished 9th in the final with 106 points.
Başımı ağrıtıyorsun

"Başımı ağrıtıyorsun" *(Turkish for: You give me a headache)* is a song performed by a Turkish singer Buğra Yalçınkaya. The song represented Turkey in the Europe's Best Song Contest 2008, after being selected via a national selection organised by TRT, where it finished 11th in the final with 105 points.
Anna Saint-Opôré

Anna Saint-Opôré (Born 20 April 1992) is a Lebanese-French singer and pianist. She represented Lebanon at the 2016 contest, with the song "Où est tu mon amour", where she finished 17th in the semi-final with 10 points, and thus not qualifying for the final. She is, as of the 2020 contest, the only Lebanese contestant at the contest.
A Fruit of Love

"A Fruit of Love" is a song performed by a Moldovan group Ride 'n' Destroy. The song represented Moldova in the Europe's Best Song Contest 2018, after being selected internally by TRM, where it finished 15th in the semi-final with 29 points, and thus not qualifying for the final. It is, as of 2022, Moldova's worst result at the contest, joint with 2005.
Belgium in the Europe's Best Song Contest 2022

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## Background

*Main article-Belgium in the Europe's Best Song Contest*

Prior to the 2022 contest, Belgium has participated in the contest seventeen times since its first entry in 2004. Belgium has competed in the contest on all occassions, qualifying eleven times for the final, winning the contest in 2011. In 2021, Belgium qualified to the final with the song "Clouds" performed by Duo, placing 4th in the final with 155 points.

The Belgium national broadcasters, Vlaamse Radio- en Televisieomroeporganisatie (VRT) and Radio-Télévision Belge de la Communauté Française (RTBF), alternate in broadcasting the event within Belgium and organising the selection process for the nation's entry. The broadcasters have used both national and internal selections to select the Belgian entries in the past. RTBF confirmed their intentions to participate at the 2022 contest on 20th August 2021. The broadcaster later confirmed, on 15th September 2021, that the Belgian entry for the 2022 contest would be selected through a national selection called "Qui devrions-nous envoyer? Vous choisissez! 2022".

## *Qui devrions-nous envoyer? Vous choisissez! 2022*

On 15th September 2021, RTBF announced that they will organize a national final called: Qui devrions-nous envoyer? Vous choisissez! 2022. The participants were revealed on 22nd December 2021. Voting will be 50%/50% jury and public.

### Semi-final 1

Semi-final 1 is for known and established Belgian singers from across the whole country.

### Semi-final 2

Semi-final 2 is for unknown Belgian artists from the Flemish and German parts of Belgium.

### Semi-final 3

Semi-final 3 is for unknown Belgian artists from the Walloon part of Belgium as well as Brussels.

### Semi-final 4

Semi-final 4 is for other singers from either Belgium with no Belgian nationality or international unknown artists only.

### Final

**Notes**

1.**^** Contains phrases in Walloon.
Albania in the Europe's Best Song Contest 2023

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## Background

*Main article-Albania in the Europe's Best Song Contest*

Prior to the 2023 contest, Albania has participated in the contest eighteen times since its first entry in 2004. Albania has competed in the contest on all occasions, qualifying eleven times for the final. In 2022, Albania failed to qualify to the final with the song "Hiqni maskën (Take Off the Mask)" performed by Tiranë, placing 16th in their semi-final with 28 points.

The Albanian national broadcaster, Radio Televizioni Shqiptar (RTSH), broadcasts the event within Albania and organises the selection process for the nation's entry. The broadcaster has used both national and internal selections to select the Albanian entries in the past. RTSH confirmed their intentions to participate at the 2023 contest on 3rd June 2022. The broadcaster confirmed, on the same day, that the Albanian entry for the 2023 contest would be selected through a national selection called "Kënga e Vitit Shqipërisë 2022".

## Kënga e Vitit Shqipërisë 2022

On 3rd June 2022, RTSH confirmed that they will use a national selection called "Kënga e Vitit Shqipërisë". On 3rd December 2022, the 15 finalists were announced, all of them are in Albanian as that is a rule. The voting will be 100% public.
Albania in the Europe's Best Song Contest 2004

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## Background

*Main article-Albania in the Europe's Best Song Contest*

2004 marked Albania's début at the contest.

The Albanian national broadcaster, Radio Televizioni Shqiptar (RTSH), broadcasts the event within Albania and organises the selection process for the nation's entry. RTSH confirmed their intentions to participate at the 2004 contest on 20th October 2003. The broadcaster confirmed, on the same day, that the Albanian entry for the 2004 contest would be selected through a national selection called "Kënga më e mirë për Evropën 2004".

## Kënga më e mirë për Evropën 2004

On 20th October 2003, RTSH announced that they will organise a national selection. 60 songs were received. On 10th November 2003, the 12 finalist were announced. The voting was 50%/50% jury and public vote.

## At Europe's Best Song Contest

In the semifinal, Albania performed eleventh, following Belgium and preceding Austria. Albania did qualify for the final, placing in 20th place with 44 points. In the final, Albania performed fifth, following Bosnia and Herzegovina and preceding France. In the final, Albania finished 8th with 96 points.

### Points Awarded to Albania

#### Semi-final

Points Awarded to Albania (Semi-Final)
* Greece
 5 points
* Morocco
* Ireland
* North Macedonia

#### Final

Points Awarded to Albania (Final)
* North Macedonia
* Sweden
 5 points
 * Serbia and Montenegro
* Denmark
* Estonia
* Norway
* Ukraine
* Lithuania
Belarus in the Europe's Best Song Contest 2004

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## Background

*Main article-Belarus in the Europe's Best Song Contest*

On 25th May 2003, BTRC confirmed their participation in the 2004 contest. Later, on 12th August 2003, it was announced that they will use a national selection.

### *Nacyjanaĺny Final 2004*

On 12th August 2003, BTRC announced that they will organise a national final. 41 songs were received. On 17th October 2003, the 13 finalist were announced. The voting was 50%/50% jury and public.

## At Europe's Best Song Contest

In the semifinal, Belarus performed fourth, following Poland and preceding Norway. Belarus did qualify for the final, placing in 19th place with 45 points. In the final, Belarus performed twentieth, following Romania and preceding Denmark. In the final, Belarus finished 12th with 81 points.

### Points Awarded by Belarus

#### Final

Points Awarded to Belarus (Semi-Final)
 5 points
 * Cyprus
* Germany
* Greece

Points Awarded to Belarus (Final)
* Ireland
* Finland
 5 points
 * Iceland
* Luxembourg
* Romania
* Morocco
* Croatia
Austria in the Europe's Best Song Contest 2024

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## Background

*Main article-Austria in the Europe's Best Song Contest*

Prior to the 2024 contest, Austria has participated in the contest sixteen times since its first entry in 2004. Austria competed in the contest on four consecutive occasions between 2004 and 2007, qualifying thrice for the final. Austria did not participate between 2008 and 2010 due to lack of interest. Austria then returned to contest in 2011, and have participated ever since, qualifying for the final six times, winning the contest in 2015. In 2023, Austria failed to qualify to the final with the song "Maybe This Time" performed by The Rapoparts, placing 12th in their semi-final with 50 points.

The Austrian national broadcaster, Österreichischer Rundfunk (ÖRF), broadcasts the event within Austria and organises the selection process for the nation's entry. The broadcaster has used both national and internal selections to select the Austrian entries in the past. ÖRF confirmed their intentions to participate at the 2024 contest on 14th June 2023. The broadcaster later confirmed, on 14th December 2023, that the Austrian entry for the 2024 contest would be selected internally.

## Internal Selection

### Artist

On 14th December 2023, ÖRF announced that they will internally select both the artist and song. Later, 29th January 2024, it was announced that they have chosen Claudia Füller-Hofer for the forthcoming contest in Portugal.

### Song

ÖRF announced on 14th December 2023 that they will internally select the song to represent Austria at the forthcoming contest. On 29th January 2024, alongside the artist announcement, ÖRF revealed that the song will be fully in English.
Am I

### Lyricist(s)

Lucas Henry, Jason Fred, Maxance Brasme, Antoine Contamine, Andrew Show, Laurent Noir

### Previous entry

Les Grandes Corses — "Oh mon France – Oh mon Corsica" *(2016)*

### Other Versions

French, English, Luxembourgish: "Am I"

"Am I" is a song performed by French singerS Andrew Show and Laurent Noir. The song represented France in the Europe's Best Song Contest 2017, after being selected via a national selection organised by France Télévisions, where it finished 17th in the final with 6 points.
Blue Man

Hatem Tawatha (Born 9 July 2000), better known as ***Blue Man***, is an Israeli singer. He was supposed to represent Israel at the 2020 contest, with the song "What a Time", but the contest had been cancelled due to the Coronavirus pandemic. He, however, represented Israel at the 2021 contest, with the song "Shir" (שִׁיר), where he finished 21st in the final with 58 points.