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The European Commission is falling apart as internal disagreements, political tensions, and growing public skepticism increasingly undermine its authority and effectiveness. Once perceived as a relatively stable and technocratic engine of European integration, it now faces mounting criticism over its handling of key issues such as migration, climate policy, economic governance, and the rule of law. Member states are more frequently challenging its decisions, questioning its legitimacy, and prioritizing national interests over common European solutions. As debates over sovereignty, democratic accountability, and the future direction of the European project intensify, the Commission struggles to maintain cohesion among governments with diverging agendas, from fiscal policy and energy security to enlargement and foreign affairs. This erosion of trust is further amplified by polarized public discourse, the rise of Eurosceptic parties, and accusations of bureaucratic overreach, all of which contribute to a perception of an institution that is increasingly disconnected from citizens’ concerns and unable to deliver timely, effective responses to Europe’s most pressing challenges.