Representing Ukraine at this year's Eurovision Song Contest is Jamala, a 32-year old tatar from Crimea. In an interview with DW, the singer speaks out about her very personal song and about the ...

Alim Jamaladinov and Galina Tumasova, the parents of Ukraine's Eurovision song contest winner Jamala, are seen during an interview at their house in the village of Malorechenskoye outside Alushta, ...

Ukrainian pop star Jamala spoke about how the Russian bombing almost destroyed the recordings of her latest album, QIRIM, in her new uInterview.

The 61st annual contest, which was held in Stockholm, Sweden, is Europe’s most watched live entertainment program, and singing competition. The contest even featured a performance by Justin Timberlake ...

Singer Jamala, who won Eurovision in Ukraine in 2016, has spoken about fleeing the country following Russia’s invasion, as her husband remains in Kyiv with friends and family. Later today, the ...

Singer says her country needs the opportunity to remind Europe of Russia’s invasion Ukraine’s former Eurovision winner Jamala has said her country “cannot afford” to boycott the song contest because ...

Jamala said she chose to compete in Eurovision because she wanted more people to hear a song written "in a state of helplessness". Photo: Maja Suslin/TT "When strangers are coming, they come to your ...

Jamala, a 32-year-old singer from Ukraine, has won the Eurovision Song Contest with a song about the mass deportation of Crimean Tatars by the Soviet Union during World War II. Her song, 1944, is one ...

Ukrainian singer Jamala who won Eurovision song contest will not go to Crimea to sing at the opening ceremony of a memorial dedicated to the deportation victims, says Jamala’s producer Crimea invites ...

MALORECHENSKOYE, Crimea (Reuters) - In her home in a small village on Crimea's rocky coastline, the mother of Eurovision song contest winner Jamala is surrounded by magazine cuttings about her ...