European Parliament's Left group files no-confidence motion against Commission over trade and Gaza

The European Parliament's Left group launched a no-confidence motion against the European Commission, citing trade strategy and the Gaza war. The motion, supported by Greens and non-attached MEPs, requires 72 signatures. It criticizes EU-US and EU-Mercosur trade deals and the Commission's response to the Gaza conflict. This marks the second no-confidence motion against the Commission in as many days, with both likely to be debated and voted on in early October.