European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has successfully withstood a pair of no-confidence votes from both the left and right wings of the increasingly polarized European Parliament, securing her position with relative ease. The votes, which were held in separate sessions, reflected the deepening political divisions within the EU’s legislative body. Despite the polarized environment, von der Leyen’s leadership continued to receive majority support, although the narrow margins in some votes indicate the fragility of her position.