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May 27, 2021 08:07 The European Union took AstraZeneca to a Belgian court Wednesday over the drug company's failure to deliver tens of millions of COVID-19 doses it promised -- slowing the EU's efforts to kickstart its vaccine campaign. After weeks of souring relations and tough rhetoric against AstraZeneca, Europe is now turning to the legal system to force the Anglo-Swedish company to deliver the 180 million COVID-19 vaccine doses it has promised by July. Right now, reports say it is on track to deliver less than half that amount. Stefan De Keersmaecker, spokesman for the European Commis...
The European Union took AstraZeneca to a Belgian court Wednesday over the drug company’s failure to deliver tens of millions of COVID-19 doses it promised — slowing the EU’s efforts to kickstart its vaccine campaign. After weeks of souring relations and tough rhetoric against AstraZeneca, Europe is now turning to the legal system to force…
EU to Deliver COVID-19 Shots to Developing Nations Voice of America 26 May 2021, 10:05 GMT+10 PARIS - The European Union pledged to deliver at least 100 million COVID-19 vaccine doses to low- and middle-income countries by year's end, and develop vaccine production capacity in poorer nations, as it wrapped up a two-day summit in Brussels. After being criticized for a slow vaccination start, European leaders say they are steaming ahead on COVID-19 inoculations, securing 1.8 billion doses to cover the next two years - enough to export to needy countries outside the 27-member bloc. The bloc says...
The European Union pledged to deliver at least 100 million COVID-19 vaccine doses to low- and middle-income countries by year's end, and develop vaccine production capacity in poorer nations, as it wrapped up a two-day summit in Brussels. After being criticized for a slow vaccination start, European leaders say they are steaming ahead on COVID-19…