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30/01/2021 - By Thomas O. Falk

In the conflict over scarce vaccines, the European Commission seeks to control exports. Northern Ireland considers it an “act of

28/01/2021 - By Thomas O. Falk

So far, the vaccine contract between AstraZeneca and the EU Commission has not been made public: After harsh criticism, this

26/01/2021 - By Thomas O. Falk

The conflict between the European Union and AstraZeneca is coming to a head. AstraZeneca maintains that less than half of

05/01/2021 - By European Views

Portugal is taking on the mantle of Presidency of the Council of the European Union for the next six months,

05/01/2021 - By European Views

Members of the European Union (EU) have been called out for their sluggish rollout of the coronavirus vaccine as their

26/12/2020 - By European Views

Members of the European Union (EU) were set to approve by year-end provisions of the trade deal that was struck

25/12/2020 - By European Views

The European Union (EU) and the United Kingdom (UK) officially struck a post-Brexit trade deal following nine months of negotiations.

16/12/2020 - By European Views

Europeans were set to receive the coronavirus vaccine by year-end after the European Medicines Agency (EMA) sped up the approval

14/12/2020 - By Antoinette Tyrrell

Provisional agreement has been reached today on a new Digital Europe programme by negotiators working on behalf of the European

12/12/2020 - By Antoinette Tyrrell

A new partnership to assist cities and regions across the EU to receive additional support in their work to integrate

12/12/2020 - By European Views

The European Union (EU) officially approved its proposed 1.8-trillion-euro budget for 2021, having hurdled the disapproval of two of its