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Is it counterproductive to make vaccines mandatory?
Vaccines will be mandatory in Austria from February 1. But will the move have the desired effect?
UK PM told to resign after admitting he attended party during lockdown
Opposition leader Sir Keir Starmer accused Boris Johnson of "lying through his teeth" and called on him to "do the decent thing, and resign".
Concern in Germany over radical elements at COVID restrictions protest
Experts claim "the danger is coming from radicalisation within the movement".
Outrage over claims Boris Johnson's office held party during lockdown
The UK prime minister faces fury over claims that Downing Street staff were invited to a 'bring your own booze' garden party, when social mixing was banned.
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Unvaccinated banned from Italian bars, restaurants, public transport
The latest restriction comes as COVID-19 infections are soaring past 100,000 per day in the southern European country.
What are ‘ghost flights’ and why are they fuelling the climate crisis?
Lufthansa airline has revealed it is making 18,000 unnecessary flights this winter, simply to keep its airport slots under EU rules.
Bulgaria tightens travel restrictions as COVID infections surge
Almost all travellers from the EU will now have to have a negative PCR test and proof of vaccination to enter the country.
Italy introduces mandatory COVID vaccination for the over 50s
It comes with COVID infections surging to record levels.
In Italy, a priest's sermon about COVID vaccines sparked a walkout
Witnesses told Euronews he criticised Rome's use of a COVID pass to push Italians to get vaccinated.
Djokovic given brief reprieve after Australian visa cancelled
Earlier, the Serbian tennis star said he had been cleared to play after receiving a medical exemption to travel to Melbourne.
Macron wants to annoy France's COVID unvaccinated 'to the bitter end'
The French president turned on the country's five million unvaccinated in a newspaper interview, in a move seen as further politicising the pandemic debate.
Police officer bitten amid violence over COVID restrictions in Germany
It happened as the officer was attempting to check protesters' identities.
Berlin nightclubs support vaccination campaign
The Berlin club scene began supporting the vaccination campaign in the German capital on Monday, opening its doors to welcome vaccinators.
Thousands gather to oppose Dutch virus measures despite ban
The 7-day rolling average of new daily cases edged slightly lower over the past week to 85.55 new cases per 100,000 people.
UK: People urged not to travel to England at New Year as Omicron rages
UK: Party-goers urged not to travel to England for New Year as Omicron rages
Dutch tourists flock to Belgium to escape New Year lockdown at home
Thousands of Dutch visitors have been out and about in Antwerp shopping as well as eating and drinking in bars and cafés that are shut down in the Netherlands.
Could France soon be making the health pass mandatory in workplaces?
French ministers have indicated that implementing a health pass to access workplaces is not off the table.
Europe cracks down on New Year celebrations amid COVID-19 records
Across Europe, New Year celebrations are scaled down and restrictions imposed as countries experience a massive surge in coronavirus infections.
UK and French authorities say Britons can drive via France to EU homes
After a day of confusion, French and UK authorities said on Thursday night that British residents of other EU countries returning home from UK Christmas holidays can transit France by car.
Italy's tourism industry pleas for more aid as visitor numbers fall
Only 60 million tourists visited Italy this year compared to over 100 million in 2019.