News about Engelen, Madonna, FIFA, fires, and Airbus (Thursday, July 30)

Prime Minister Rob Jetten condemns the vandalism in Engelen and Bokhoven. Houses, cars, and buildings were vandalized this weekend with slogans against an asylum seekers' center. The police are also investigating a stolen car found in the water, but a connection is unclear.

Madonna is coming to Amsterdam on Saturday for the World Pride Music Festival at AFAS Live. She confirmed this on social media, and after that, tickets sold out. According to Omroep Brabant, it is unclear whether she will also sing.

The Royal Dutch Football Association (KNVB) rejects the FIFA plan from chairman Gianni Infantino. He wants a company for commercial rights, including those of the World Cup. UEFA has an emergency meeting with 55 members on Thursday, and Infantino calls it an opportunity.

From Brussels, the European Union (EU) is preparing 22 firefighting planes, five helicopters, and 777 firefighters. According to the EU disaster team, this could be a record year. Twelve additional firefighting planes and five helicopters will only arrive in 2030.

Airbus made more profit, mainly due to increased deliveries of commercial aircraft. The company maintains its target of about 870 deliveries this year. Airbus is testing foldable wingtips on a single-aisle aircraft.