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Janša and his SDS coalition partners filed a formal candidacy for prime minister, triggering a potential parliamentary vote.
Janša would return to power for a fourth time after the coalition agreement with center-right parties.
Golob’s government, formed after the March election, lost its bid to secure a governing majority.
Janša is described as a nationalist leader and a hard-liner on immigration.
His return would reshape the EU’s populist balance of power amid earlier movements in Hungary and beyond.

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Gwinn to miss Germany's June World Cup qualifiers due to left shoulder surgery
Dislocated shoulder in mid-April led to surgery decision, per DFB
Germany leads Group A4 by one point ahead of Norway after a goalless draw with Austria
Germany hopes to wrap up a World Cup berth early with Gwinn sidelined
Gwinn is a Bayern Munich double-winner and captain for Germany
Surgery followed a prior shoulder dislocation in mid-April
The news was confirmed to Bild by the DFB
Germany aims for a quick World Cup qualification and top Group A4
Norway remains a close rival with only a one-point gap
Gwinn's condition affects the June schedule against Norway and Slovenia

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The 2026 Eurovision faced intensified political scrutiny as performances and votes were entangled with regional tensions.
Israel’s Noam Bettan delivered compelling performances, shaping the contest’s narrative amid boycotts from several countries.
Country boycotts, including Spain, Slovenia, Ireland, Iceland, and the Netherlands, posed a risk to hosting and participation.
Experts warn that reducing nations to single characters risks oversimplifying real-world politics during the competition.
Organizers hope a shift toward moderating political tensions could restore Eurovision’s unity-through-music goal.
The piece situates Eurovision within broader trends of media outrage and national identity debates.
Eurovision’s future may hinge on balancing political discourse with its entertainment mission.
The article references historical context, comparing Eurovision to other global events where politics intersect with entertainment.
The piece notes how the 160 million-strong audience reflects Eurovision’s broad reach amid political volatility.
The Hollywood Reporter frames Eurovision as a mirror of Europe’s political divides and the challenges of unity.

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