CERN1 has today announced that the first attempt to circulate a beam in the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) will be made on 10 September. This news comes as the cool down phase of commissioning CERN’s new particle accelerator reaches a successful conclusion. Television coverage of the start-up will be made available through Eurovision.

A twelve years old talented homeless girl from the northern Armenian city of Gyumri last night became the winner of the Armenian Junior Eurovision song contest and will represent Armenia in Junior Eurovision in Limassol in 2008.

Armenian young singer Sirusho, who according to Eurovision 2008 has the best chance to win the singing contest, will perform the song "Kele-kele" in "Eurovision-2008" to be held in Belgrade in May representing Armenia.

The representative of Armenia in the Eurovision 2008 international song competition Sirusho is highly evaluated and named in the best top five by the internet users.

The 2007 Junior Eurovision Song Contest is coming closer and closer! JuniorEurovision.tv gathered some pretty impressive numbers for you.

"AREVIK" is going to represent Armenia at Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2007 for the first time ever on December 8th, 2007 in Rotterdam (Netherlands).

At the 50th meeting of the TV Committee of the European Broadcasting Union it was decided to approve the proposal of hosting two Semi-Finals for the 2008 Eurovision Song Contest.

Europe voted in Eurovision 2007 festival and gave the winning vote to Serbia. Serbian singer Marija Serifovic performed the song "Prayer" which became favorite of the European voters. Top 5 of Eurovision 2007 are shared between Serbia, Ukraine, Russia, Turkey and Bulgaria.

Eurovision Final kicks off in Helsinki today. Singers from 24 countries will compete for victory in the contest. Bookmakers see Ukraine's Verka Serduchka as a likely winner of Eurovision 2007.

Bulgaria was the first country to rehearse at Eurovision. Elitsa and Stoyan arrived at the press conference with bright smiles on their faces. They have found the organisation to be
very good.

With the semifinal of the Eurovision Song Contest held last night, postcommunist countries are leading the way. Nine out of the 10 semifinal winners are from postcommunist countries. Moldova, Belarus, Georgia, Serbia, Macedonia, Bulgaria, Latvia, Hungary, and Slovenia all qualified. The other country was Turkey.