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Eurovision organisers delay decision on Israel’s 2026 participation to December — REUTERS / ixx511

Eurovision · Israel

Eurovision organisers delay decision on Israel’s 2026 participation to December

Coverage: 60 sources

GENEVA: The organisers of the Eurovision Song Contest have postponed a decision on Israel’s participation in next year’s event until December (Oct 13), citing the Gaza ceasefire.The Euro See the Story

MTV shutting down music TV channels after nearly 40 years — REUTERS / ixx511

MTV · United States

MTV shutting down music TV channels after nearly 40 years

59% Center coverage: 53 sources

The iconic television station is shuttering five different channels at the end of the year.See the Story

Imf Publishes the Most Optimistic Growth Forecast for Spain by Improving It by Two Tenths to 2.9 per Cent This Year

Imf Publishes the Most Optimistic Growth Forecast for Spain by Improving It by Two Tenths to 2.9 per Cent This Year

60% Left coverage: 5 sources

This Tuesday, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) draws the most positive picture for the national economy of those who have so far published national and international organizations. The Fund expects GDP to grow by 2.9% this year, four tenths more than it estimated in July and two more than the last estimate released just a few weeks ago by the Government. If this scenario is fulfilled, Spain will once again be the most advanced economy growi…See the Story

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