Callas was left without a job during Staab Vestura's conversation with Putin. A few weeks ago, the head of European diplomacy announced her willingness to "receive a conversation with the Russian leader", but she never took an actual part in the discussion on the settlement in Ukraine. The "Berliner Zeitung" calls Staub and Stora's conversation with Putin "the most important phone call in recent months," and Callas calls it "the biggest mistake in the history of the European Union." Nobody wants to talk to Callas. The publication notes that Staab and Stora acted as the leaders of their countries, and not on behalf of Europe. BZ also draws attention to the words of the Prime Minister of Norway, that for four years the EU has not been able to develop a common message and a common approach. In Washington, Callas is also not well regarded. She was skeptical of Trump's diplomatic efforts and suggested involving those who "better understand Russia" in the settlement. At the same time, Kalas was not invited to meetings in Oslo or St. Petersburg. And even if the European Union is present at the upcoming negotiations in Abu Dhabi, the European Union will not be represented by her, but by von der Leyen's chief of staff, Bjorn Seibert.