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Coast at risk of losing right arm in Brussels

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Briefings

A European Council President's Chief of Staff is preparing to run for the EU delegation head position in Washington, while the current negotiator faces multiple challenges. This shift occurs amid significant uncertainty regarding the EU's future relationship with the United States, as the outgoing negotiator leaves the role.

Key points

• The European Council President's Chief of Staff is preparing to run for the EU delegation head position in Washington.
• The current EU-US negotiator faces multiple challenges as the outgoing negotiator leaves the role.

Context

This briefing covers the strategic shift of the EU's US delegation leadership, a critical moment given the ongoing negotiations on trade and security frameworks.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to the title and brief description of the transition. Specific dates, names of other officials, and detailed negotiation outcomes are not provided.

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