For almost 70 years, the Eurovision Song Contest has been the biggest music competition in the world. Created after the Second World War as a means to unite Europe through music, it continues this mission beyond the borders of Europe, amassing over 166 million viewers. Having become a world-wide phenomenon, Eurovision has launched the careers of icons such as ABBA, Céline Dion and Måneskin. But with each new competition, tensions rise and politics overcome this "apolitical" celebration of music. In this committee, delegates will represent participant nations as they attempt to organise the 2026 Eurovision in Austria. They'll have to tackle issues such as host selection, finding the money to pay for such an event, dealing with new scandals, as well as seeking new global audiences. All of which while maintaining the core values of Eurovision: a chaotic and campy celebration of music.