Dusting off the well-worn Russiagate playbook, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen suggested that an effort to dethrone her from her top position in Brussels was the product of interference from Moscow.
Facing the first significant attempt to remove her from office with a no-confidence vote this week, over her refusal to disclose text messages with Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla amid negotiations to secure coronavirus vaccines, EU chief von der Leyen branded her opponents in the European Parliament as “extremists”.
Speaking to London’s Daily Telegraph newspaper last week, the Romanian MEP said: “She is a leader with an obvious…
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