Here, these are my own preferences (and of course just my personal opinions).

>> means vastly prefer, > means prefer, >= means slightly prefer and = means about equal.

Sweden: 2022 > 2023 (both were among my favourites, but 2022 is one of my faves of all time)
Finland: 2022 >= 2023
Israel: 2022 < 2023
Italy: 2022 < 2023 (because of the 2022 live performance)
Norway: 2022 = 2023 (both were among my favourites)
Ukraine: 2022 < 2023
Belgium: 2022 >> 2023
Estonia: 2022 < 2023
Australia: 2022 <= 2023
Czechia: 2022 = 2023
Lithuania: 2022 >> 2023
Cyprus: 2022 < 2023
Croatia: 2022 > 2023
Armenia: 2022 >= 2023
Austria: 2022 < 2023 (also because of the 2022 live performance)
France: 2022 < 2023
Spain: 2022 > 2023
Moldova: 2022 << 2023
Poland: 2022 >> 2023
Switzerland: 2022 < 2023
Slovenia 2022 < 2023
Albania: 2022 < 2023
Portugal: 2022 < 2023
Serbia: 2022 < 2023
United Kingdom: 2022 > 2023
Germany: 2022 = 2023
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Latvia: 2022 << 2023
Ireland: 2022 >> 2023
Netherlands: 2022 >> 2023
Aserbaidschan: 2022 > 2023
Malta 2022 > 2023
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Iceland: 2022 < 2023
Georgia: 2022 < 2023
Greece: 2022 >> 2023
Denmark: 2022 > 2023
Romania: 2022 > 2023 (this would be < with the 2023 NF performance)
San Marino: 2022 = 2023

This is not perfect, and after I’ve finished this, I wish I would have started with an even better way to differentiate between the levels of preference (because some < are much bigger than others but still not big enough for << or <=), but I mean, in the end this is just one comment which is slightly interesting and doesn’t need to be super precise.
I’d probably do some stuff a bit different if I started over again because I got more practise to decide on how much I prefer something, but as I said, I think this is fine for now and doesn’t need to be perfect.

If you have any questions about anything or want to discuss, just reply to this comment, or do your own comment with comparisons :D