BRUSSELS ― Ursula von der Leyen can’t get too comfortable. Around every corner there will be another referendum on her leadership. When she appears before the European Parliament on Monday evening ― to defend her reputation three days ahead of a second set of no-confidence votes in three months ― it’s in the knowledge that even if her centrist opponents are keeping her in post for now, there’s always a next time. From trade deals and the bloc’s looming seven-year budget to questions about the

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