Von der Leyen’s office accused of ‘feudalism’ over air conditioning

The EU Commission’s headquarters in Brussels reportedly shut down air conditioning on lower floors during a heatwave, while President Ursula von der Leyen and other top officials maintained cooling in their offices. This decision, described by staff as ‘feudalism’, occurred as Belgium experienced its hottest day in 50 years. The article also briefly mentions other controversies surrounding von der Leyen, including ‘Pfizergate’ and the use of private jets.

• EU Commission headquarters shut off air conditioning on lower floors during a heatwave.
• Offices of President Ursula von der Leyen and other top officials reportedly remained cooled.
• Staff described the situation as ‘feudalism’ and ‘a disgrace’.
• The shutdown occurred during Belgium’s hottest day in 50 years, with temperatures reaching 34.6C in Brussels.
• The article also touches on other controversies involving Ursula von der Leyen, such as ‘Pfizergate’ and her use of private jets.