Burgas is a cool location, the Golden sands will probably host most of the visitors.
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Should just be one person, one vote.
Hopefully, the next main sponsor is not Gazprom.
Separately, the EBU revealed that Israeli cosmetics company Moroccan Oil had ended its sponsorship of Eurovision after six years.
… but that would miss the whole purpose of the Eurovision, which is money.
That was definitely a relevant aspect when voting by SMS was introduced, but not longer. Back then, in the early naughts, an SMS cost ~20 eurocents in Germany, and 20 Rappen around here.
Burgas is a much better choice than Sofia. I have a feeling people will be pleasantly surprised by how well it handles the contest.
At last !! - the UK’s dismal “null points” performance in the Eurovision Song Contest is to be debated in Parliament, at a special meeting of the Digital, Culture, Media and Sport committee. 
Yes Britain’s performance at The Eurovision Song Contest has been the subject of many jokes in the UK & Europe but at least Britain’s entry for 2026; namely the song, “Look Mum No Computer” but only managed to scrape one point, might signal a glimmer of hope for British entries. 
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In a way I’m glad that we send in crappy entries because the whole thing is rigged anyway with voting among buddy nations, so why make the effort with a classy act?