Saturday finally marks the debut of the Eurovision Song Contest Asia. Eleven nations will be taking the stage in Bangkok – so Samantha Ross takes a look at the songs you’ll hear, and the artists you’ll meet.

Eurovision Asia is allowing viewers to vote for free through an online platform where one can vote for at least three songs, dividing eight songs between them. ESC Insight looks at how this unusual experiment of a voting system will work, and how it will play out in Eurovision Asia and beyond.

Ahead of its debut on Saturday 14 November, James Stephenson tells the story behind how Eurovision Asia came to be, the players involved, and whether Eurovision can win new hearts in Asia – or not.

James Stephenson asks whether the Junior Eurovision Song Contest is doing enough to establish itself with young people, and why targeting a big audience may not lead to a big impact.

Armenia has won the 2026 Junior Eurovision Song Contest. Ben Robertson, James Stephenson and Dane Jorgensen pile through the statistics to pick out the headlines from the dramatic victory.

Junior Eurovision’s return to a 21:00 CEST primetime slot brings the spectacle of the contest back into the evening spotlight. What difference does a few hours make? Ben Robertson has the answer.