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On June 21, it became known that [[South Korea]] would not take part in the competition this season, which forced the organizers to re-send an invitation to the Kazakh broadcaster to participate. On the same day it became known that [[Kazakhstan]] will replace the place of [[South Korea]], which will miss this season. Later, on June 24 it was announced that [[Poland]] won't take place in the participation due to low results and inability to find a promising performance. | On June 21, it became known that [[South Korea]] would not take part in the competition this season, which forced the organizers to re-send an invitation to the Kazakh broadcaster to participate. On the same day it became known that [[Kazakhstan]] will replace the place of [[South Korea]], which will miss this season. Later, on June 24 it was announced that [[Poland]] won't take place in the participation due to low results and inability to find a promising performance. | ||
===Semi-Finals=== | ===Semi-Final 1=== | ||
The first semi-final took place on XXX. Fourteen countries took part in the first semi-final. Those countries plus {{XXU}} and {{XXU}}, as well as the international observers under an aggregated vote as "Rest of the World", will vote in this semi-final. <b>For the first time, the juries will also vote in the contest. Their points will be used as a backup for any force-majors with televotes and to research the differences of the televote and juries votes and how this impacts on the finalist qualification.</b> | |||
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===Semi-Final 2=== | |||
The second semi-final took place on XXX. Fifteen countries took part in the first semi-final. Those countries plus {{XXU}} and {{XXU}}, as well as the international observers under an aggregated vote as "Rest of the World", will vote in this semi-final. <b>For the first time, the juries will also vote in the contest. Their points will be used as a backup for any force-majors with televotes and to research the differences of the televote and juries votes and how this impacts on the finalist qualification.</b> | |||
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===Reducing politics in competition life=== | ===Reducing politics in competition life=== | ||
On June 8, 2024, the delegation of the [[Netherlands]] presented its representative at the competition. She turned out to be a Dutch performer with Kurdish roots, Naaz. At the end of the announcement, the hashtag “freepalestine” was indicated. The next day, June 9, the Japanese delegation requested that the Reference Group reduce political messages and slogans to a minimum, limiting them to news publications only. | On June 8, 2024, the delegation of the [[Netherlands]] presented its representative at the competition. She turned out to be a Dutch performer with Kurdish roots, Naaz. At the end of the announcement, the hashtag “freepalestine” was indicated. The next day, June 9, the Japanese delegation requested that the Reference Group reduce political messages and slogans to a minimum, limiting them to news publications only. The Executive Supervisor, [[Australia]] has informed the Reference Group that YouTube as a platform already do censorship and if the clip exists on YouTube platform, then it is good to participate, which means that the IECO will not censor delegation choices, since they do not influence on the real political situation. | ||
===South Korea & Poland's Participation=== | |||
It was confirmed by delegation of [[South Korea]] and [[Poland]] to have intentions to participate, however, [[South Korea]] was not in touch for more than one month and missed all deadlines, while [[Poland]] remained uncertain of their participation till the very last day: the county has decided to withdraw mainly because of absence of a "good fit" to represent the country and has no choices. Eventually, both countries didn't appear in the final list. | |||
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