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A small roundup of the Eurovision-related posts from the Balkans: Pustolovina: Adventure in Serbian writes on the victory for the “new Serbia” and on “a night of belonging”; East Ethnia writes on the complex politics behind this year's Serbian winner Marija Serifovic; Bosnia Vault writes about the contest's youngest participant - Bosnia's Maria Sestic; Illyrian Gazette writes on how “increased migration from eastern to western Europe” effects the contest's voting.
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