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European Commission since 2024

Von der Leyen Commission II

8th Commission of theEuropean Union
The College of Commissioners in 2024
Date formed1 December 2024
People and organisations
President of the CommissionUrsula von der Leyen (EPP,GER)
Totalno. of commissioners27
Member parties
History
Election(s)2024 European Parliament election
Legislature term(s)Tenth
Predecessorvon der Leyen Commission I

Thesecond von der Leyen Commission is the currentEuropean Commission, in office since 1 December 2024. It consists of one commissioner from each of themember states of the European Union – includingUrsula von der Leyen, itspresident, who is fromGermany.[1][2]

The Commission was approved by theEuropean Parliament on 27 November with 51% of the majority, the least supported European Commission by the Parliament since 1993, when it was given the right to vote on the college.[3][4]

College of Commissioners

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The second Ursula von der Leyen commission will be organized on three levels:[5]

  1. president;
  2. executive vice presidents;
  3. commissioners.

Regardless of the three-level structure of the commission, the president of the commission emphasized that all commissioners share collective responsibility for decisions made by the Commission.[5]

Von der Leyen Commission II[6]
PortfolioPortraitNameEU Party
(N. Party)
Member stateDirectorate General[7]Took officeLeft officeRef.
President of the European CommissionUrsula von der LeyenEPP
(CDU)
GermanySG, SJ, COMM1 December 2024[3]
Vice-President andHigh Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security PolicyKaja KallasALDE
(ER)
EstoniaEEAS, FPI1 December 2024[6]
Executive Vice-President andEuropean Commissioner for Clean, Just and Competitive TransitionTeresa RiberaPES
(PSOE)
SpainCOMP1 December 2024[6]
Executive Vice-President andEuropean Commissioner for Digital and Frontier TechnologiesHenna VirkkunenEPP
(Kok)
FinlandCNECT,DIGIT1 December 2024[6]
Executive Vice-President andEuropean Commissioner for Prosperity and Industrial StrategyStéphane SéjournéIndependent[a]
(RE)
FranceGROW1 December 2024[6]
Executive Vice-President andEuropean Commissioner for Social Rights and Skills, Quality Jobs and PreparednessRoxana MînzatuPES
(PSD)
RomaniaEMPL, EAC1 December 2024[6]
Executive Vice-President andEuropean Commissioner for Cohesion and ReformsRaffaele FittoECR
(FdI)
ItalyREGIO1 December 2024[6]
European Commissioner for Trade and Economic Security, Interinstitutional Relations, and TransparencyMaroš ŠefčovičPES (susp.)
(
Smer)
SlovakiaTRADE, TAXUD, OP1 December 2024[6]
European Commissioner for Economy and Productivity and Commissioner for Implementation and SimplificationValdis DombrovskisEPP
(V)
LatviaECFIN, EUROSTAT1 December 2024[6]
European Commissioner for Sustainable Transport and TourismApostolos TzitzikostasEPP
(ND)
GreeceMOVE1 December 2024[6]
European Commissioner for Internal Affairs and MigrationMagnus BrunnerEPP
(ÖVP)
AustriaHOME1 December 2024[6]
European Commissioner for Startups, Research and InnovationEkaterina ZaharievaEPP
(GERB)
BulgariaRTD, JRC1 December 2024[6]
European Commissioner for Agriculture and FoodChristophe HansenEPP
(CSV)
LuxembourgAGRI1 December 2024[6]
European Commissioner for Climate, Net-Zero and Clean GrowthWopke HoekstraEPP
(CDA)
NetherlandsCLIMA, TAXUD1 December 2024[6]
European Commissioner for Budget, Anti-Fraud and Public AdministrationPiotr SerafinEPP
(PO)
PolandBUDG, HR, DGT, SCIC, OLAF, IAS, OIL, OIB, EPSO, PMO, EUSA1 December 2024[6]
European Commissioner for Environment, Water Resilience, and a Competitive Circular EconomyJessika RoswallEPP
(M)
SwedenENV1 December 2024[6]
European Commissioner for Financial Services and the Savings and Investments UnionMaria Luís AlbuquerqueEPP
(PSD)
PortugalFISMA1 December 2024[6]
European Commissioner for Fisheries and OceansCostas KadisIndependentCyprusMARE1 December 2024[6]
European Commissioner for Preparedness and Crisis Management, andCommissioner for EqualityHadja LahbibALDE
(MR)
BelgiumECHO1 December 2024[6]
European Commissioner for Intergenerational Fairness, Youth, Culture, and SportGlenn MicallefPES
(PL)
MaltaEAC1 December 2024[6]
European Commissioner for Energy and HousingDan JørgensenPES
(S)
DenmarkENER1 December 2024[6]
European Commissioner for EnlargementMarta KosIndependent[b]SloveniaNEAR1 December 2024[6]
European Commissioner for MediterraneanDubravka ŠuicaEPP
(HDZ)
CroatiaMENA1 December 2024[6]
European Commissioner for Health and Animal WelfareOlivér VárhelyiIndependent[c]HungarySANTE1 December 2024[6]
European Commissioner for International PartnershipsJozef SíkelaIndependent[d]
(STAN)
Czech RepublicINTPA1 December 2024[6]
European Commissioner for Defence and SpaceAndrius KubiliusEPP
(TS-LKD)
LithuaniaDEFIS1 December 2024[6]
European Commissioner for Democracy, Justice, the Rule of Law and Consumer ProtectionMichael McGrathALDE
(FF)
IrelandJUST1 December 2024[6]

Commissioner groups

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According to portfolios the commissioner groups will be as following:[8][9]

President

  • Commissioner for Equality
  • Commissioner for Implementation and Simplification
  • Commissioner for Interinstitutional Relations and Foresight
  • Commissioner for Budget, Anti-Fraud and Public Administration

Vice-President andHigh Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy

  • Commissioner for Enlargement
  • Commissioner for Preparedness and Crisis Management
  • Commissioner for the Mediterranean
  • Commissioner for International Partnerships

Executive Vice-President for Tech Sovereignty, Security and Democracy (Commissioner for Digital and Frontier Technologies)

  • Commissioner for Defence and Space
  • Commissioner for Internal Affairs and Migration
  • Commissioner for Democracy, Justice and the Rule of Law
  • Commissioner for Startups, Research and Innovation

Executive Vice-President for Prosperity and Industrial Strategy (Commissioner for Industry, SMEs and the Single Market)

  • Commissioner for Startups, Research and Innovation
  • Commissioner for Trade and Economic Security
  • Commissioner for Economy and Productivity
  • Commissioner for Financial Services and the Savings and Investments Union

Executive Vice-President for Cohesion and Reforms (Commissioner for Cohesion Policy, Regional Development and Cities)

  • Commissioner for Enlargement
  • Commissioner for Fisheries and Oceans
  • Commissioner for Sustainable Transport and Tourism
  • Commissioner for Agriculture and Food

Executive Vice-President for People, Skills and Preparedness (Commissioner for Skills, Education and Culture, Quality Jobs and Social Rights)

  • Commissioner for Mediterranean
  • Commissioner for Preparedness and Crisis Management
  • Commissioner for Intergenerational Fairness, Youth, Culture and Sport
  • Commissioner for Health and Animal Welfare

Executive Vice-President for Clean, Just and Competitive Transition (Commissioner for Competition orCommissioner for Transition)

  • Commissioner for Climate, Net Zero and Clean Growth
  • Commissioner for Environment, Resilience and a Competitive Circular Economy
  • Commissioner for Energy and Housing
  • Commissioner for Health and Animal Welfare

Formation

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Election of the President of the Commission

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See also:European Commission § Appointment, and2024 European Parliament election

To be electedCommission President, a candidate must be proposed by theEuropean Council with areinforced qualified majority (at least 72% of the states representing at least 65% of the population) and receive a majority of the votes of the members of the European Parliament (at least 361 out of 720).[10][11][12]

On 17 June, an "informal meeting" of theEuropean Council was held, where the heads of state and government discussed the next institutional cycle and their candidate for the Commission presidency.[13] On 25 June, negotiators from the EPP (Kyriakos Mitsotakis andDonald Tusk), PES (Pedro Sánchez andOlaf Scholz) and Renew Europe (Emmanuel Macron andMark Rutte) reached a preliminary agreement on the nominations.[12][14]

On 27 June, during the European Council meeting, national leaders proposedUrsula von der Leyen (EPP) as candidate forPresident of the European Commission,[15] after being named theEuropean People's Party nominee in March 2024.[16] Hungary'sViktor Orbán voted against von der Leyen and abstained on Kallas. Italy'sGiorgia Meloni abstained from the vote on von der Leyen but voted against Costa and Kallas for their posts.[17][18][19]

Proposal by the European Council
Required majority: at least 72% of the states representing at least 65% of the population
Public voting indication[17]Member states of the European Union
In favour
25 / 27
AustriaBelgiumBulgariaCroatiaCyprusCzech RepublicDenmarkEstoniaFinlandFranceGermanyGreeceIrelandLatviaLithuaniaLuxembourgMaltaNetherlandsPolandPortugalRomaniaSlovakiaSloveniaSpainSweden
Against
1 / 27
Hungary
Abstained
1 / 27
Italy
Ursula von der Leyen during her statement for the candidacy ofCommission President

In the following weeks,von der Leyen had bilateral meetings with EPP, S&D, Renew,[20] G/EFA[21] and ECR[22]groups to gather support for her re-election.[23] On 18 July, she presented to theEuropean Parliament her "Political Guidelines", followed by a debate with MEPs.[24][25]Ursula von der Leyen was re-electedpresident of the European Commission in a secret ballot, with 401 votes in favour, 284 against, and 22 cast blank or invalid votes.[26][27]

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Election by the European Parliament
Required majority
360 out of 719checkY
Public voting indication
(individual votes unknown, as the ballot was secret)
The LeftS&DGreens/EFARenewEPPECRPatriotsESNNI
Position46136537718878842532
Against☒N[28]In favourcheckY[29]In favourcheckY[30]In favourcheckY[31]In favourcheckY[32]Free voteGray X symbolNg[33]Against☒N[34]Against☒N[35]
In favour
401 / 719
81 or more39 or more18 or more97 or more5 or more
Against
284 / 719
25 or more4 or more11 or more14 or more10 or moreLarge majority
(self-declared)[33]
58 or moreAll 25All 32
Blank or Void
22 / 719
2 or more

BelgiumPS (2)[44]

1 or more

Czech RepublicODS (1)[60]

Non Voting
12 / 719
Total : 719[115]46136537718878842532

Selection of the Commissioners

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See also:European Commission § Appointment

ThePresident-elect of the European Union invites themember states to nominate commissioners in accordance with the rules set out in theTreaty on the European Union and by theEuropean Council. The President-elect decides on the organisation of their Commission, reviews the nominees, and presents a college of Commissioners, with each nominated Commissioner being responsible for a specific policy portfolio. The President-elect also appoints Vice Presidents among the Commissioners[1][2][26] The President-elect's proposed College of Commissioners is reviewed by theEuropean Parliament in committee hearings.[1][2][26]

Commissioner candidates

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On 25 July 2024, President-electUrsula von der Leyen sent the letters to member states asking them to officially nominate candidates for the post ofEuropean Commissioner before 30 August 2024.[116][117][118] As she did with herfirst commission, von der Leyen called for member states to each nominate two candidates for the European Commission, a woman and a man.[119] However, Bulgaria is the only country to have followed von der Leyen's request.[120] All the other leaders of EU member states have each nominated only one candidate, and most of them are men.[121][118] Romania originally put forward socialist MEPVictor Negrescu but later put forward MEPRoxana Mînzatu, switching a male nominee for a female nominee.[122]

Percentage of Commissioners nominee by gender[123][124]
Male
59.3% (16)
Female
40.7% (11)
Percentage of Commissioners nominee by European political party[123][124]
EPP
48.1% (13)
PES
18.5% (5)
Ind.
14.8% (5)
ALDE
11.1% (3)
ECR
3.7% (1)

On 17 September 2024,Ursula von der Leyen announced in a press conference the college of commissioners and their portfolios.[125][126] The share of women in the proposed commission is 40.7%, down from 44.4 percent in2019.[127] The average age of the new Commission nominees is 52, dropping from 56 in 2019.[127] In terms of structure, there are sixExecutive Vice-Presidents, down from 7 (with 3 executive vice-presidents) in 2019. The proposed College includes five returning commissioners: three of them are for a second mandate (Šuica,Várhelyi,Hoekstra), whileDombrovskis would return for a third term, andŠefčovič for a fourth term. The portfolio repartition reflects the declared priorities, with a strong focus on competitiveness, industrial policy and defence.[124][128]

On 19 September 2024, theCouncil of the European Union adopted, by common accord with the President-elect of the Commission, the list of persons whom it proposes for appointment as members of the Commission to theEuropean Parliament.[129]

Commissioner nominees by member state
Commissioner[123][124]HearingRef.
NameGenderEU Party
(N. Party)
Member stateAssigned Portfolio[126]Date[130]Committee[131]Decision
Magnus BrunnerMEPP
(ÖVP)
AustriaCommissioner for Internal Affairs and Migration5 November 2024
LIBE
DEVE
Confirmed[132]
Hadja LahbibFALDE
(MR)
BelgiumCommissioner for Preparedness and Crisis Management
Commissioner for Equality[e]
6 November 2024
DEVEFEMM
LIBEENVI
EMPLSANT
Confirmed[133][134]
Ekaterina ZaharievaFEPP
(GERB)
BulgariaCommissioner for Startups, Research and Innovation5 November 2024
ITRE
CULT
Confirmed
Dubravka ŠuicaFEPP
(HDZ)
CroatiaCommissioner for Mediterranean5 November 2024
AFET
EMPLLIBEDROI
Confirmed[135]
Costas KadisMInd.CyprusCommissioner for Fisheries and Oceans6 November 2024
PECH
ENVI
Confirmed[136]
Jozef SíkelaMInd.[d]
(STAN)
Czech RepublicCommissioner for International Partnerships6 November 2024
DEVE
AFETFEMM
INTALIBE
Confirmed[137][138]
Dan JørgensenMPES
(S)
DenmarkCommissioner for Energy and Housing5 November 2024
ITREEMPL
ENVIREGI
IMCOECON
Confirmed[139]
Kaja KallasFALDE
(ER)
EstoniaVice-President andHigh Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy12 November 2024
AFET
DEVEINTAFEMM
DROISEDE
Confirmed[140]
Henna VirkkunenFEPP
(Kok)
FinlandExecutive Vice-President for Tech Sovereignty, Security and Democracy and Commissioner for Digital and Frontier Technologies12 November 2024
ITREIMCO
LIBEJURI
SEDECULT
Confirmed[141][142]
Stéphane SéjournéMALDE[a]
(RE)
FranceExecutive Vice-President for Prosperity and Industrial Strategy and Commissioner for Industry, SMEs and the Single Market12 November 2024
ITREIMCO
ENVIECON
INTAEMPL
BUDGJURI
Confirmed[143]
Ursula von der LeyenFEPP
(CDU)
GermanyPresidentElected by the European Parliament on 18 July 2024[144]
Apostolos TzitzikostasMEPP
(ND)
GreeceCommissioner for Sustainable Transport and Tourism4 November 2024
TRAN
ENVI
Confirmed[145]
Olivér VárhelyiMInd.[c]HungaryCommissioner for Health and Animal Welfare6 November 2024
ENVIAGRI
ITRESANT
Confirmed[146]
Michael McGrathMALDE
(FF)
IrelandCommissioner for Democracy, Justice and the Rule of Law4 November 2024
LIBEIMCOJURI
AFCOCULTBUDG
CONTFEMM
Confirmed[147]
Raffaele FittoMECR
(FdI)
ItalyExecutive Vice-President for Cohesion and Reforms and Commissioner for Cohesion Policy, Regional Development and Cities12 November 2024
REGI
TRANBUDGPECH
EMPLECON
Confirmed[148]
Valdis DombrovskisMEPP
(V)
LatviaCommissioner for Economy and Productivity
Commissioner for Implementation and Simplification[e]
7 November 2024
ECONJURI
BUDGAFCOEMPL
IMCOFISC
Confirmed[149][150]
Andrius KubiliusMEPP
(TS–LKD)
LithuaniaCommissioner for Defence and Space6 November 2024
AFETITRE
TRANSEDE
Confirmed[151]
Christophe HansenMEPP
(CSV)
LuxembourgCommissioner for Agriculture and Food4 November 2024
AGRI
PECHENVI
Confirmed[152]
Glenn MicallefMPES
(PL)
MaltaCommissioner for Intergenerational Fairness, Youth, Culture and Sport4 November 2024
CULT
EMPLLIBEJURI
Confirmed[153]
Wopke HoekstraMEPP
(CDA)
NetherlandsCommissioner for Climate, Net-Zero and Clean Growth7 November 2024
ENVIITREECON
TRANEMPLFISC
Confirmed[154]
Piotr SerafinMEPP
(PO)
PolandCommissioner for Budget, Anti-Fraud and Public Administration7 November 2024
BUDGCONT
LIBEJURI
Confirmed[155]
Maria Luís AlbuquerqueFEPP
(PSD)
PortugalCommissioner for Financial Services and the Savings and Investments Union6 November 2024
ECON
IMCOLIBE
Confirmed[156]
Roxana MînzatuFPES
(PSD)
RomaniaExecutive Vice-President for People, Skills and Preparedness and Commissioner for Skills, Education and Culture, Quality Jobs and Social Rights12 November 2024
EMPLCULT
FEMMLIBE
Confirmed[122]
Maroš ŠefčovičMPES (susp.)
(
Smer)
SlovakiaCommissioner for Trade and Economic Security
Commissioner for Interinstitutional Relations and Transparency[e]
4 November 2024
INTAAFCO
AFETIMCOPETI
DEVEJURI
Confirmed[157]
Marta KosFInd.[b]SloveniaCommissioner for Enlargement7 November 2024
AFET
LIBEAFCODROI
Confirmed[158][159]
Teresa RiberaFPES
(PSOE)
SpainExecutive Vice-President for Clean, Just and Competitive Transition and Commissioner for Competitiveness12 November 2024
ENVIECONITRE
IMCOEMPLTRAN
REGIAGRI
Confirmed[160][161]
Jessika RoswallFEPP
(M)
SwedenCommissioner for Environment, Water Resilience and a Competitive Circular Economy5 November 2024
ENVI
IMCOITREAGRI
Confirmed[162]
Hearings:
  Responsible Committee
  Invited Committee

Hearings

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According to the Rule 129 of the Rules of Procedure of the European Parliament, the confirmation hearings are conducted by the appropriate committee or committees for each commissioner.[163] According to the Annex VII of the Rules of Procedure of the European Parliament, the parliament has to evaluate Commissioners-designate based on their general competence, European commitment and personal independence. It has to assess knowledge of their prospective portfolio and their communication skills.[164] Historically, theEuropean Parliament has rejected at least one candidate during every mandate since 2004.[165]

On 3 October 2024, theConference of Presidents of the European Parliament agreed on the calendar for the hearings to be held from 4 to 12 November, and decided on the division of responsibilities among committees for the confirmation hearings.[166]

Election of the Commission

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The College of Commissioners are subjected to the confirmation by a majority of the votes cast by theEuropean Parliament. On 27 November, the new Commission was approved by Parliament, with 370 MEPs voting in favour, 282 against, and 36 abstentions. This corresponds to a 51 % majority of all members, the least supported European Commission by the Parliament since 1993, when it was given the right to vote on the college, and fewer than the 401 MEPs who voted for the election of Ursula von der Leyen as Commission President.[3][4]

Strasbourg, 27 November 2024 – simple majority required[167]
BallotVotesPercentage
1In favour
370 / 719
53,8 %
Against
282 / 719
40,9 %
Abstained
36 / 719
5,2 %
Total votes68895,7 %

After being approved by the Parliament, the Commission was formally appointed by theEuropean Council, acting by a qualified majority, on 28 November.[1][2][166] It subsequently assumed office on 1 December 2024.[168]

Policy

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The policy priorities of the second von der Leyen Commisison were initially outlined in the 30-page "Political Guidelines for the Next European Commission 2024–2029" document that Ursula von der Leyen published in July 2024.[169] The seven priority areas are:

  • A new plan for Europe’s sustainable prosperity and competitiveness
  • A new era for European defence and security
  • Supporting people, strengthening our societies and our social model
  • Sustaining our quality of life: Food security, water and nature
  • Protecting our democracy, upholding our values
  • A global Europe: Leveraging our power and partnerships
  • Delivering together and preparing our Union for the future

As an important cross-cutting priority area, the Commission also put increasing emphasis on streamlining regulations and cuttingRed tape, even if similar attempts to reduce "administrative burdens" had regularly featured in the EU agenda in the 1990s onwards.[170] However, this time these efforts were further intensified and turned into omnibus directives that targeted recently intiated EU rules in the field of corporate sustainability and responsibility rules.[171]

European Green Deal

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TheEuropean Green Deal, approved in 2020, is a set of policy initiatives by the von der Leyen Commission with the overarching aim of making the European Unionclimate neutral in 2050.[172] In November 2024, Vice-President for Clean, Just and Competitive Transition,Teresa Ribera, expressed support for the European Green Deal and thegreen transition.[173] She said in an interview withEl País: "Ursula von der Leyen has given me a vice presidency: It's a signal that [the green agenda] remains a priority. Environmental transition is one of the great engines of the approaching economic and industrial transformation."[174] In December 2024, Ribera warned that the Commission would not postpone theban on the sale of combustion engine cars in the EU after 2035.[175]

On 26 February 2025, the Commission announced a collection of measures backed by 100 billion euros ($104.94 billion) to support EU-madeclean manufacturing, called theClean Industrial Deal.[176][177] Ribera said that "By 2030, the EU’s renewable targets alone will generate over 3.5 million new jobs in the renewable sector. But this transition means change — some sectors will need to face challenging circumstances."[178]

On 2 July 2025, the Commission proposed a new climate target for 2040, aiming for a 90% reduction in netgreenhouse gas emissions compared to 1990 levels.[179]

According to a study by scientists atUtrecht University published on 24 August 2025, theAtlantic meridional overturning circulation (AMOC) could start to collapse from the 2060s.[180] Thecollapse of the AMOC would be a severe climate catastrophe, resulting in a cooling of the Northern Hemisphere.[181] European Climate CommissionerWopke Hoekstra described the findings as a "wake-up call".[182] In August 2025, Teresa Ribera suggested that AMOC should be "added to the list of national security acronyms in Europe" given the serious consequences of AMOC’s collapse.[183]

Foreign issues

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Ursula von der Leyen,Kaja Kallas and US Vice PresidentJD Vance at theAI Action Summit in Paris on 11 February 2025

In November 2024, the candidate for the post of High Representative for Foreign Policy,Kaja Kallas, stated that thePeople's Republic of China must pay a "higher cost" forits support of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.[184] In February 2025, Kallas again condemned China,[185] saying that "Without China’s support, Russia would not be able to continue its military aggression with the same force. China is the largest provider of dual-use goods and sensitive items that sustain Russia’s military-industrial base and that are found on the battlefield in Ukraine."[186]

On 20 February 2025, Kallas expressed doubts about US PresidentDonald Trump's attempts tonegotiate a peace deal in the Russia-Ukraine war, warning that "if we are giving everything on the plate to the aggressor, it sends a signal to all the aggressors in the world that you can do this."[187]

European CommissionerHadja Lahbib with Syrian PresidentAhmed al-Sharaa in Damascus, Syria, 17 January 2025

On 24 February 2025, Kallas met with Israeli Foreign MinisterGideon Sa'ar in Brussels for the first formal talks between Israel and the EU since theGaza war.[188] The European Commission rejected a request from Ireland and Spain to review theEU–Israel Association Agreement.[189]

In January 2025, European CommissionerHadja Lahbib met with Syrian PresidentAhmed al-Sharaa, the leader of the Sunni Islamist groupHay'at Tahrir al-Sham.[190] On 8 March 2025, theEEAS condemned attacks "by pro-Assad elements" on Syrian government forces duringclashes in western Syria.[191] On 17 March 2025, the European Union pledged €2.5 billion in aid for theSyrian transitional government.[192]

Ursula von der Leyen with Chinese Foreign MinisterWang Yi in Brussels, 4 July 2025

In a meeting with Kaja Kallas in July 2025, Chinese Foreign MinisterWang Yi said that China does not want Russia to lose the war in Ukraine.[193] According to European diplomats, China is concerned that the United States would focus more on Asia once the conflict in Europe ends.[194][195]

On 15 July 2025, Kallas and the foreign ministers of the EU member states decided not to take any action against Israel over allegedIsraeli war crimes in the Gaza war andsettler violence in theWest Bank.[196] The proposed sanctions against Israel included suspending the EU-Israel Association Agreement, suspending visa-free travel, or blocking imports from Israeli settlements.[197] Israel considered the EU's decision not to impose sanctions on Israel as a diplomatic victory.[198] Palestinian Foreign MinisterVarsen Aghabekian criticized the decision, saying, "It’s shocking and disappointing, because everything is crystal clear. ... The whole world has been seeing what is happening in Gaza. The killing, the atrocities, the war crimes."[197]

In September 2025, US President Trump asked the EU to impose 100 % tariffs on China andIndia to punish them for buying Russian oil and de facto financing Russia's invasion of Ukraine.[199][200] Kaja Kallas voiced support for strengthening trade and security relations between theEU and India, but criticized India's close cooperationwith Russia, including India's participation in theZapad 2025 military exercise.[201]

Defense industry

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See also:2020s European re-armament

On 4 March 2025, Ursula von der Leyen announced the EU's €800 billion ($840 billion) defence investment plan "ReArm Europe".[202][203] She suggested that the European Union might need to ease its fiscal rules regardingnational debt to facilitate increased defense spending by member states.[204]

Trade

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Von der Leyen with US PresidentDonald Trump in Scotland, 27 July 2025

In May 2025,Qatar threatened to haltLNG deliveries to Europe if the European Union continued withproposed regulations linking trade to human rights and environmental standards.[205][206]

On 27 July 2025, the United States and the European Union concluded a trade agreement, providing for 15%tariffs on European exports.[207] The deal was announced by US PresidentDonald Trump and Ursula von der Leyen, atTurnberry, Scotland.[208] European states committed to $750 billion inenergy purchases and $600 billion in additional investments in the United States.[209]

Immigration

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See also:Migration and asylum policy of the European Union andNew Pact on Migration and Asylum

In February 2025, Polish Prime MinisterDonald Tusk told Ursula von der Leyen that Poland would not implement the EU Migration Pact, i.e. the mandatory relocation of 30,000 asylum seekers or the payment of €600 million, and recalled that Poland had accepted a large number ofUkrainian refugees.[210]

In March 2025, Poland suspended the right to apply for asylum at theBelarus-Poland border, with the European Commission supporting Poland's move.[211]

Multiannual Financial Framework 2028-34

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On 16 July 2025, the Commission proposed a draft of the Multiannual Financial Framework for the years 2028-34, reorganizing its structure into four pillars (National and regional partnership plans, Competitiveness Fund, Global Europe Fund and European public administration) and increasing the overall spending as a percent of gross national income of the member states combined from 1.05% to 1.26%. The Commission also included new sources of EU's own revenues in the draft budget.[212]

2025 votes of confidence

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In July 2025, von der Leyen survived a vote of no confidence, with 360 MEPs against and 175 in favour.EPP,S&D,Renew Europe,Greens/EFA and parts ofECR supported her, whilePfE,ESN,The Left and parts ofECR opposed her.[213] In October, von der Leyen survived another two votes of no confidence, with 378 MEPs against and 179 in favour on the first one, and with 383 MEPs against and 133 in favour on the second one.[214]

Further reading

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Notes

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  1. ^abRenaissance is in theRenew Europe Group but does not belong to any European party.
  2. ^abAffiliated toGS, which is affiliated to theRenew Europe Group.
  3. ^abAffiliated toFidesz, which is affiliated to thePfE Group.[124]
  4. ^abMayors and Independents is in theEPP Group but does not belong to any European party.
  5. ^abcHadja Lahbib (Belgium), Valdis Dombrovskis (Latvia) and Maroš Šefčovič (Slovakia) have each been assigned two portfolios. For the second portfolio (Equality, Implementation and Simplification, Interinstitutional Relations and Foresight) each of them will be reporting directly to the president of the Commission.

References

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  1. ^abcd"Appointment of the European Commission President and Commissioners".Eur-Lex. Retrieved23 August 2024.
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