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Viktor Orbán has not replaced Ursula von der Leyen as European Commission president
The claim is correct; Viktor Orbán has not replaced Ursula von der Leyen as the European Commission President.
Key points
- Ursula von der Leyen remains in her position as the President of the European Commission.
- Viktor Orbán, while influential in Hungarian politics and a key figure in the EU, does not hold the office of European Commission President.
- The current term for the European Commission President runs until 2024.
Explanation
According to official sources from the European Union, Ursula von der Leyen continues to serve as the President of the European Commission. Viktor Orbán is a prominent political leader in Hungary and has been influential within the EU, but his role does not include that of the European Commission President. The term for the current president expires in 2024, indicating no change in leadership.
Sources
- Von der Leyen renews commitment to fighting climate change Official statement from the European Parliament, confirming von der Leyen's position.
- Von der Leyen renews commitment to fighting climate change Official statement from the European Commission, reaffirming von der Leyen's role.