Eurovision Song Contest puts peace at its heart

The Ukrainian band Kalush Orchestra perform during a Eurovision event in Amsterdam

The Ukrainian band Kalush Orchestra perform during a Eurovision event in Amsterdam Source: AAP

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The organisers of the Eurovision Song Contest have revealed that a performance underscoring the need for peace will be the highlight of the closing night.

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