Live: EU leaders expected to agree top jobs at high-stakes summit

National leaders failed to agree on who should get the EU’s top jobs last week — so now it’s time for another high-stakes summit in Brussels.

Since they were last here, six EU leaders from centrist parties announced that Germany’s Ursula von der Leyen, Portugal’s António Costa, and Estonia’s Kaja Kallas should get the most senior positions at the European Commission, European Council and foreign policy service, respectively. But will they manage to win over the doubters, including Italy’s Giorgia Meloni?

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