The High Representative for Foreign and Security Policy of the EU, Kaja Kallas, faces a weakened and politically isolated position in Brussels. The political return did not go as expected for the European official, who finds herself forced to defend herself against criticism.
European capitals have directed criticism at both Kaja Kallas and the External Action Service under her leadership. This pressure from member states exacerbates the High Representative's political situation in the European landscape.
The political isolation in which Kaja Kallas finds herself represents a significant challenge for the exercise of her duties at the helm of European foreign policy.
