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Leaders of the EU member states have agreed on preliminary candidates, but the European Parliament still needs to approve them.
António Costa and Kaja Kallas will be replaced by Charles Michel and Josep Borrell .
The current President of the European Commission , Ursula von der Leyen , will keep her post.
The position of the EU 's chief diplomat will go to the third faction in the coalition, Renew .
Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas is seen as a strong personality who can restore the political position of liberals at the European level.
Other EU member states are concerned about her excessive focus on deterring Russia .
Key decisions on the common foreign and security policy are made by consensus.
Among the new EU leaders, there are no openly anti-Ukrainian ones.
Kaja Kallas and Ursula von der Leyen can even be called, to a certain extent, advocates of Ukraine in the EU .
The question is what they can do in their positions, given the inertia of the European bureaucracy.
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