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5 days ago · Ursula von der Leyen’s bid for second term in trouble over Giorgia Meloni ties. European Commission president outreach to right-wing Italian PM has irked centre-left and liberal politicians.
4 days ago · Ursula von der Leyen (born October 8, 1958, Brussels, Belgium) is a Belgian-born German politician who is the first woman to serve as Germany ’s minister of defense (2013–19). In July 2019 she became the first woman to be elected president of the European Commission.
14 hours ago · The candidates were asked for their views on a wide-ranging list of issues that also included the re-election of Ursula von der Leyen as Commission President, climate change and transport, EU ...
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4 days ago · Ursula von der Leyen. The German conservative emerged from almost nowhere to run the EU’s most powerful institution, the European Commission, in 2019. Now, after steering the bloc through the tail-end of Brexit, Covid and Russia’s war on Ukraine, and making the Green Deal her signature project, she’s seeking a second five years running ...
4 days ago · “Ursula von der Leyen – when you look at her track record – she very often is a politician that follows the zeitgeist,” Ms Reintke claimed. “And the zeitgeist in 2019 was towards green ...
4 days ago · May 28, 2024 5:50 pm CET. By Mark Scott and Clothilde Goujard. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen failed to disclose she was behind a Google ad campaign worth €70,000 that violated European Union rules endorsed during her time leading the EU executive. The EU-wide ad buy — viewed tens of millions of times across Google's ...
1 day ago · Ursula von der Leyen (/ ˈ ʔ ʊ ʁ z u l a f ɔ n d ɐ ˈ l a ɪ ə n / [1] Écouter), née Albrecht le 8 octobre 1958 à Ixelles , est une femme d'État allemande. Membre de l' Union chrétienne-démocrate (CDU), elle est ministre fédérale entre 2005 et 2019 et présidente de la Commission européenne depuis 2019.
