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EU bureaucracy accused of costing lives over slow Oxford vaccine approval

EU bureaucracy accused of costing lives over slow Oxford vaccine approval
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2020 was a terrible year for Europe 2021 is unlikely to be any better

2020 was a terrible year for Europe. 2021 is unlikely to be any better CNN 1/1/2021 Analysis by Luke McGee, CNN © Geert Vanden Wijngaert/Bloomberg/Getty Images The European Union has struggled with issues such as coronavirus and Brexit in 2020 You d struggle to find anyone in Europe who will be unhappy to see the back of 2020. Covid-19, Brexit and the international political carnage of this year have hammered the continent and exacerbated tensions that have blighted the European Union for years. But those problems are not going anywhere in 2021. With no pandemic, fraught talks with the UK or an American president as anti-European Union as Donald Trump, Brussels might finally find space to address issues that have long undermined the bloc though it won t be easy.

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Brexit news: MEP breaks cover to admit Brussels NEEDS Brexit trade deal | Politics | News

Michel Barnier speaking in the EU Parliament (Image: EbS) Mr Barnier said: “The path to an agreement is very narrow at a time when decisions need to be taken. That will also be a time for everyone to live up to their responsibilities.” The EU’s Brexit chief signalled he was refusing to drop a demand that would allow Brussels to slap Britain with punitive tariffs if European trawlermen are largely locked out of our fishing grounds in the future. He insisted that any trade agreement must include a distinct between Britain’s access to the single market and fishing opportunities in UK waters for EU vessels.

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Is Germany s AfD using COVID-19 measures to its benefit?

URL copied to clipboard At the end of November 2020, the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) held a federal party convention which brought together about 500 delegates, in person, during lockdown measures. Maybe unsurprisingly, the convention criticized “panic-like corona measures taken by the federal government”. During the convention, one of AfD’s two Federal Spokesmen, Jörg Meuthen, caused internal uproar as he, once again, joined the party’s internal conflict between ‘moderates’ and radicals, by attacking those who showed uncritical sympathy for the Querdenken (lateral thinking) anti-lockdown ‘movement’ (which often features conspiracy theories or extreme-right actors). His criticism furthermore included those who label the government’s reform to the infection protection law (

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Brexit row: German MEP warned Merkel and EU won t have their way with UK over talks

| UPDATED: 12:40, Tue, Dec 15, 2020 Link copied Sign up for FREE now and never miss the top politics stories again SUBSCRIBE Invalid email When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. Our Privacy Notice explains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time. Crunch talks over the UK s future trading relationship with the EU will go down to the wire, after Prime Minister Boris Johnson and European Commission President Ms von der Leyen confirmed they will continue discussions. It was widely believed that the most likely outcome of the talks would see the UK walk away from the bloc without a deal. But in a last minute statement, the pair confirmed their desire to continue discussions in the hope a breakthrough can be reached.

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