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Why UK’s refusal to name new commissioner is headache for EU

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21 November 2019

"The European Union is due to relaunch its powerful executive arm under the new leadership of the German conservative Ursula von der Leyen from 1 December but faces legal risks after Britain refused to name its representative for the European Commission."

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