Coronavirus: EU backtracks on vaccine controls for Northern Ireland amid AstraZeneca row

The European Union on Friday backtracked on a threat to restrict exports of coronavirus shots to Northern Ireland in its growing row with Britain, as the WHO warned against “vaccine nationalism”.Outbreaks are raging around the globe with Covid-19 deaths nearing 2.2 million, and while wealthy countries fight over limited vaccine supplies, there are fears the less privileged will not get access for a long time.British-Swedish firm AstraZeneca has said it can only deliver a fraction of its vaccine…

Read the original article at South China Morning Post