World News Roundup: Erdogan, FIFA, VW, Canada
Today's world news: Turkey's leader rejects Israel's Armenian genocide recognition, MEPs urge FIFA to investigate Infantino, VW reportedly plans job cuts, and Canada joins the EBU.
Erdogan Rejects Israel's Armenian Genocide Recognition
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has rejected Israel's decision to recognize the Armenian genocide, pointing to civilian deaths in Gaza. This marks another low point in the rapidly deteriorating Turkey-Israel relationship.
MEPs Urge FIFA to Investigate Infantino
Members of the European Parliament have called on FIFA to launch an investigation into its president, Gianni Infantino, over an ethics complaint. Infantino's public statements in favor of US President Donald Trump regarding a peace prize are said to violate FIFA's statutes.
VW Reportedly Looks to Cut 100,000 Jobs
According to a report from Germany's Manager Magazin, Volkswagen CEO Oliver Blume has presented plans to the company's board to eliminate 100,000 jobs amid financial difficulties.
Canada Joins EBU on Path to Eurovision
Canada's public broadcaster has officially joined the European Broadcasting Union, a prerequisite to participate in the Eurovision Song Contest.
