Hungary death toll remains high despite impressive vaccination campaign
The Central European country has given at least a first dose of a vaccine to 21.6% of its population.
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The Central European country has given at least a first dose of a vaccine to 21.6% of its population.
The summer and winter changes were set to be scrapped from 2021, but there’s disagreement among EU countries.
Dating back to 2010, the loan formed part of the EU-IMF bailout
The European Commission said it would weigh how needy countries are, in terms of infection rates and how many vaccines they have.
The European Union has been criticised at home and abroad for the slow rollout of its vaccine drive.
With three vaccines now approved for use in the EU – and each reporting supply issues – what do you want to know?
The EU is under increasing pressure as member states face unexpected supply issues just one month into their vaccine programmes.
This is due to the “significant drop” in the expected deliveries from AstraZeneca.
Michael Gove said the government would not allow vaccines to go to the EU until the UK schedule is honoured.
Last week the company said initial supplies to Europe will be lower than expected.
Meanwhile, business groups are cautiously optimistic about the deal
It had been reported that the negotiating teams were pushing to get a deal over the line before Christmas.
It comes amid tense negotiations in Brussels to salvage the chances of a post-Brexit trade deal.
Chief British negotiator David Frost says he and his team are working hard for an agreement.
Ursula von der Leyen confirmed the deal would be signed in a video message today.
The EU wants a deal by mid-November ahead of the end of the transition period.
Case numbers in some European countries have soared in recent weeks.
The sale of alcohol and cannabis will also be banned after 8pm.
Ireland agreed in principle last month to sign up to the EU system.
Arts, entertainment and construction among the worst-affected domestic sectors.
McGuinness was also asked about being Irish, trust, and Michael D’Arcy as part of the three-hour hearing before MEPs.
Projections based on partial counts indicated that most voters had rejected the measure.
Brazil argued that a French report raising these concerns “showed the true protectionist interests of those who commissioned it”.
Ursula von der Leyen announced the creation of a new agency for biomedical advanced research.
EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said the breach of the Withdrawal Agreement would break international law.
Protesters have flooded the streets of Belarusian cities since the 9 August election.
Europe is in recession after two quarters of economic contraction.
Protests have erupted into violence in Belarus in retaliation against election results.
Frugal states are resisting pleas to agree to a plan to help the countries hardest hit by the pandemic.
The 27 leaders are scheduled to reconvene at 11am local time.
Experts say that increased Irish influence in Europe could come at a cost.
Donohoe faced opposition from finance ministers in Spain and Luxembourg for the Eurogroup presidency.
Dutch prime minister Mark Rutte leads a bloc of countries opposed to the deal.
The judgement could allow thousands of dependents of non-Irish EU nationals living in the Republic to claim benefits.
It has been nearly two weeks since the UK published its proposal for the Northern Ireland protocol.
The UK government has said it will not request an extension to the transition period – and will reject any such request from the EU.
Experts say the scale of the crisis and a German constitutional court ruling might have something to do with it.
President Emmanuel Macron said that the funds “were not loans.”
French President Emmanuel Macron said today that Europe’s action at the start of the crisis wasn’t sufficient.