As coronavirus vaccination programs around the world pick up speed, some countries are starting to open up to vaccinated travellers. Can vaccinated people now enter Austria?
The WHO's European director warned Friday that the Covid-19 pandemic won't end until at least 70 percent of people are vaccinated, and criticised Europe's vaccine rollout as "too slow".
Austria will phase out AstraZeneca from its Covid-19 immunisation programme because of delivery problems and wariness among the population following reports of the vaccine's rare side effects.
Johnson and Johnson on Tuesday suspended deliveries of its coronavirus vaccine due to reports of serious side effects from the United States. What does this mean for Austria’s vaccine rollout?
The World Health Organization on Thursday slammed Europe's vaccine rollout as "unacceptably slow" and said it was
prolonging the pandemic as the region sees a "worrying" surge in coronavirus infections.
Austria on Wednesday reported its highest tally of new coronavirus infections in 2021, with 3,239 - 700 higher than the day before. Austrian media reports that another hard lockdown is again on the table.
Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz, along with five other central and eastern European Union heads of government, urged Brussels to find a "correction mechanism" to fix what they called the unfair distribution of coronavirus vaccines within the bloc.
One fifth of Austria’s vaccine doses are sitting in cold storage. With vaccine demand far outstripping supply, why have these shots not been administered?
Austria and Russia are currently in talks over the Sputnik vaccine to cover vaccine shortages, while the EU has promised to supercharge the vaccine’s approval process. When could this be available in Austria?
Europeans may be allowed to travel more freely this summer with a new digital vaccination passport in a plan set to be laid out by the European Commission.
