The European Union's 27 leaders will gather in Brussels on Thursday to discuss the appointments of top positions for the next European Commission. Von der Leyen is expected to be reappointed as President of the European Commission, former Portuguese Prime Minister Costa is expected to become the next President of the European Council, and Estonian Prime Minister Karas is expected to serve as the next Commissioner for Foreign Affairs. In addition to these three top positions, France and Italy are expected to compete for the economic position of Commissioner for Trade, Competition, and Industry Affairs, which has the power to control policies and leverage the economy to implement industrial policies. Since Macron took office, his relationship with Italian Prime Minister Meloni has been tense. In recent weeks, the relationship between the two countries has reached its lowest point. Personal grievances are expected to intensify this economic position dispute.
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The European Union's 27 leaders will gather in Brussels on Thursday to discuss the appointments of top positions for the next European Commission. Von der Leyen is expected to be reappointed as President of the European Commission, former Portuguese Prime Minister Costa is expected to become the next President of the European Council, and Estonian Prime Minister Karas is expected to serve as the next Commissioner for Foreign Affairs. In addition to these three top positions, France and Italy are expected to compete for the economic position of Commissioner for Trade, Competition, and Industry Affairs, which has the power to control policies and leverage the economy to implement industrial policies. Since Macron took office, his relationship with Italian Prime Minister Meloni has been tense. In recent weeks, the relationship between the two countries has reached its lowest point. Personal grievances are expected to intensify this economic position dispute.