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State of the Union: Did Von Der Leyen Make Good on Her Promises?

Some pledges advanced, including trade deals and steel tariffs, while cage-farming legislation and a Ukraine reparations loan remain stalled, Euronews said.

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Did Ursula von der Leyen deliver on all the promises she made in last year's State of the Union speech? Euronews puts her work to the test.

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The EU policy media are discussing in the European Parliament (EB) on 16 September the policy report of the Chairman of the European Commission (EC), Ursula von der Layen, on the state of the European Union, and point to the complexity of the situation in which it will have to present its ideas for a new political year. "This year's speech will remind us of the rope over the volcano's vent," quoted on Tuesday Politicalo the words of the Chairman…

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The European Commission has fulfilled only about one third of the key commitments that Ursula head von der Layen made in her keynote address during the year: the European Commission has fully implemented only 11 of the 30 key initiatives announced by the head of the Ursula von der Layen department a year ago, transmitting to RIA News. The analysis of official documents showed that about 37 per cent of the promises were fulfilled in the declared …

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The President of the European Commission presents her last year’s management in the European Parliament without meeting the most important economic and defence challenges, as the ultra-right grows in Europe Von der Leyen’s bitterest hour A hot autumn is coming in Brussels. Political tension has increased among the partners who upped Ursula Von der Leyen to the presidency of the European Commission.

·Madrid, Spain
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Did Ursula von der Leyen keep all the promises she made in her “State of the Union” speech last year? The post EU: Did von der Leyen keep the promises she made last year? appeared first on in.gr.

·Greece
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EU Observer broke the news in Brussels, Belgium on Monday, September 14, 2026.
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