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European Commission head Von der Leyen to reportedly face a no-confidence vote on July 10, POLITICO says #BREAKING #BreakingNews https://t.co/KY2p5sJVK3 Von der Leyen to face Parliament confidence vote next Thursday Ursula von der Leyen is to face a European Parliament no-confidence vote on Thursday, six officials told POLITICO. The latest challenge to the European Commission president, in what is proving to be a rocky first year in her second term in power, will see the German forced to appear in a debate about her leadership among lawmakers in Strasbourg on Monday, followed by the vote three days later. It is the first time in more than a decade that the head of the Commission has faced such a move. At this stage, the vote is mainly symbolic — the majority of political groups have already signaled that they will vote against the motion of no confidence — but it underscores the growing anger with her in Brussels after a string of controversial moves and scandals. If the no-confidence motion were to pass, it would lead to the resignation of the entire Commission and trigger the complex process of appointing 27 new European commissioners. Political turmoil

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