European Commission faces no-confidence motions from left and right

The European Commission faces two no-confidence motions in the European Parliament, following a previous motion by a Romanian MEP. These motions, initiated by the far-left and far-right, are unlikely to pass but will be debated amidst internal political crises and potential early elections. A successful motion would force the Commission's resignation. The far-left criticizes the EU's stance on Gaza, while the far-right cites trade and transparency failures. The debates are seen as an extension of French domestic political conflicts.