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Ukraine’s Jamala Wins Eurovision Song Contest

Winning composition had stirred controversy with Russian officials, who complained of political subtext

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STOCKHOLM—Eurovision, Europe’s song contest where national flags matter as much as melodies, has crowned a singer with a voice—and a message: Ukraine’s Jamala.

The singer won the 61st edition of the music competition, in which singers from across the continent perform in front of a television audience of about 200 million.

Jamala garnered 534 points, aggregated from popular and jury votes, to win with a song titled “1944.”...

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