Belgium has made their choice for this year's Junior Eurovision Song Contest - it's Femke to represent the country in Yerevan! Congratulations!

Last night the Armenian national selection for this year's Junior Eurovision Song Contest was held. 16 acts competed and in the end it was Dalita who won the right to represent her homeland in... Yerevan!

Just before the weekend, we're happy to bring you some good news! After Bulgarian broadcaster BNT decided to join the contest, also Latvia (LTV) has decided to return to the Junior Eurovision Song Contest in 2011.

Despite being only 11, Kristall is already an experienced performer as well as a TV personality in her native Ukraine; her debut came when she was about to turn 5 years-old!

Reach for the top! That is the slogan of the 2011 Junior Eurovision Song Contest in Yerevan, Armenia, on 3 December. Host Broadcaster AMPTV also revealed the logo of the upcoming contest - equalizer bars in the shape of a mountain.

Broadcasters from 12 countries have signed up to participate in the 2011 Junior Eurovision Song Contest, which shall take place in Yerevan on 3 December. The Steering Group, which met earlier this week at the EBU headquarters in Geneva, also decided upon several changes.

On Saturday, Group "Candy" won the Georgian national selection with their song, Candy Music. 

The search for Ukraine's next Junior entry has begun with 20 artists ready for the national final, taking place on the 31st of July at the International Childrens' Centre Artek on the Black Sea coast. 

It's time for the season of the 2011 Junior Eurovision Song Contest to kick off! Russia has decided to send Ekaterina Ryabova with the song Kak Romeo I Dzhulyetta to Yerevan, Armenia.

After a competitive bid procedure, the event's Steering Group elected Public Television Company of Armenia (AMPTV) as Host Broadcaster of the 2011 Junior Eurovision Song Contest. It will be the 9th edition of the Eurovision Song Contest's 'younger brother'. The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) announced that today.