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Housing, defence, Mediterranean: Why these issues could have their own European Commissioner

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Housing, defence, Mediterranean: Why these issues could have their own European Commissioner

Housing, defence, Mediterranean: Why these issues could have their own European Commissioner

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has said all three issues should be their own portfolio in the next executive that will take shape in September.


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