Europe

The European Commission is "in talks" with Pfizer-BioNTech about the possible delivery of more doses of their corona vaccine. That said a spokesman for the daily EU administration. The committee has so far secured 300 million doses…
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The British House of Commons has agreed by a large majority to the trade agreement concluded last week between the United Kingdom and the European Union. The agreement was passed with 521 votes to 73. The trade deal also has yet…
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Spain will start vaccinating citizens against the coronavirus on December 27. Spanish Health Minister Salvador Illa says the first doses of the vaccine from Pfizer and BioNTech will arrive in the country on December 26.
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EU president goes into quarantine as French president Emmanuel Macron has tested positive for Covid-19. The French authorities have informed Michel of the contamination but "do not consider him a close contact" of Macron, Michel's…
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Prime Minister of the densely populated German state of North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW), Armin Laschet, on Friday, rallied behind the leaders who want an immediate strict lockdown across the country. He believes that the current rise…
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Where most European countries have already completed their plans for a rapid vaccination campaign against the coronavirus, the Swiss are opting for a more thoughtful approach. Precaution is more important than speed, is the motto…
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The negotiators of the EU countries and the European Parliament (EP) agree on the EU budget for next year. However, as long as the argument with Hungary and Poland is not resolved, it will remain in the drawer, and the EU may have…
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France is aiming to start a large-scale vaccination campaign against corona between April and June next year. From the end of December or the beginning of January, the most vulnerable groups will come first, said President Emmanuel…
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Poland and Hungary do not bow to pressure from the rest of the European Union in the conflict over financial aid and the observance of democratic rules. Linking subsidies to the rule of law is an imperfect solution with the risk of…
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The Spanish government is considering limiting Christmas celebrations to six people. That number would be low enough, according to health experts, to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. "This number doesn't just come from…
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