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Von Der Leyen to Face No-Confidence Vote on July 10

  • Ursula von der Leyen in Strasbourg leads her College of Commissioners to support her before the upcoming no-confidence vote.
  • Triggered by transparency concerns echoing those that forced Jacques Santer’s 1999 Commission resignation amid fraud allegations, Trump adviser Stephen Miran says he’s heard “good things” about Washington’s EU negotiations.
  • Under Parliament’s rules, a two-thirds majority is needed to pass the motion of censure, with at least 72 signatures required and a 48-hour delay after debate begins.
  • The far-right challenge is virtually certain to fail, with the final vote scheduled for Thursday, as support for the motion remains below the two-thirds threshold.
  • Beyond the vote, the European People’s Party faces a choice between supporting pro-European allies or partnering with ECR and Patriots, as centrist Valerie Hayer warns of party divisions.
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The motion of censorship was triggered following the exchange of messages between Ursula von der Leyen and the drug administrator Pfizer during the negotiations of the vaccines against SARS-CoV-2 in 2021.

·Portugal
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The president of the EU Commission: "Some members have concerns and all this is more than fair. We are ready to discuss" (ANSA)

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A barely known eco-law plunges the EU into an institutional crisis. Suddenly, the informal Brussels centre-left coalition shakes. Rarely before, the authority of the Commission leader was so threatened.

·Dortmund, Germany
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