International news: FIFA scandal, VW job cuts, Canada joins Eurovision, EU migration pressure
MEPs urge FIFA to investigate Infantino for pro-Trump statements; VW reportedly plans to axe 100,000 jobs; Canada's public broadcaster joins EBU; EU ramps up pressure on Somalia over migration.

MEPs urge FIFA to investigate Infantino
Members of the European Parliament have called on FIFA to investigate its president Gianni Infantino over his public statements in favor of U.S. President Donald Trump. According to an ethics complaint, such remarks breach FIFA's statute.
VW reportedly plans to cut 100,000 jobs
German automaker Volkswagen is reportedly considering axing 100,000 jobs amid financial troubles, according to Germany's Manager Magazin. CEO Oliver Blume has already presented his plans to the company's board.
Canada prepares for Eurovision
Canada's public broadcaster has officially joined the European Broadcasting Union (EBU), a prerequisite for participating in the Eurovision Song Contest.
EU pressures Somalia on migration
EU Migration Commissioner Magnus Brunner stated that countries outside the bloc must fulfill their obligations on migration or face consequences, as the EU intensifies its anti-migration push targeting Somalia.
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