pandemic EU says it’s tired of being a scapegoat for slow vaccines Monthly vaccine production is to be doubled in the EU 08.03.2021
The Eurocrat EU to unveil digital plan for the decade European Commission looks for ways to push innovation in fields expected to see huge economic growth 2 min. 08.03.2021
Vaccinations France backs Italy’s decision to block AstraZeneca exports Australia, which had been due to receive a shipment from Italy which was halted, has asked the European Commission to intervene 3 min. 05.03.2021
Gender pay gap EU law could bar employers from asking about candidates' pay Proposal would also force large companies with more than 250 staff to publish details of gender pay gap 2 min. 04.03.2021
Vaccinations Italy blocks shipment of AstraZeneca jab to Australia Intervention is the first of its kind since the EU introduced vaccine export controls on doses going outside the bloc 04.03.2021
Pandemic EMA to start review process for Russia’s Sputnik V Covid vaccine “The rolling review will continue until enough evidence is available for formal marketing authorization application,” the EU agency said 2 min. 04.03.2021
European Parliament Orban's Fidesz party leaves EPP group in European parliament Hungary's leader announces move on Wednesday, after the EPP approved new rules to allow a member party to be suspended 3 min. 03.03.2021
Travel EU vaccine passports for travel still months away, memo shows “The technical work underpinning such a platform could require three to four months,” according to the memo, dated March 2 2 min. 03.03.2021
Budget EU set to extend suspension of budget rules Commission guidance will underline conditions under which Brussels would consider ending the suspension of the stability and growth pact 3 min. 03.03.2021
Vaccinations Denmark targets ‘significant’ vaccine gains in talks with Israel Danish and Austrian leaders focus efforts away from EU programme and look towards possible partnership 02.03.2021
