Now playing Next Serbia Take your pick: Serbia lets citizens choose from four COVID-19 jabs Which would you prefer? In Serbia, people can select any of four jabs: the one developed by Pfizer-BioNTech, China’s Sinopharm, Russia’s Sputnik V and Oxford-Astrazeneca's. 24/02/2021
Now playing Next Europe News Speeding up vaccine rollout set to be high on agenda at EU summit Council members will also discuss the emergence of new variants, which are quickly becoming dominant COVID variants throughout the bloc. They are complicating countries' efforts to bring down infection levels. 24/02/2021
Now playing Next Hungary Hungary first EU nation to use China's Sinopharm vaccine against COVID "Today we are starting vaccinations with the Chinese batches," said Prime Minister Viktor Orban in a brief message on Facebook. 24/02/2021
Now playing Next Czech Republic ICU capacity in Czech Republic 'will be exhausted in 2 weeks' The Czech Republic health officials say hospitals are overwhelmed and they plan to ask for help from abroad when the numbers of remaining beds in hospitals reach 10% 24/02/2021
Now playing Next Netherlands Netherlands eases lockdown but extends curfew through March 15 More students in the Netherlands will be able to attend in person classes but the 9pm to 4:30am curfew will stay in place. 24/02/2021
Now playing Next SanMarino San Marino buys Russia's Sputnik V after EU vaccine delivery delays San Marino isn’t an EU member and was excluded from the deals the 27-nation bloc negotiated with pharmaceutical firms. 24/02/2021
Now playing Next United Kingdom Britons rush to book holidays after plan to ease restrictions revealed Bookings to Spain, Greece and other destinations soared after Prime Minister Boris Johnson's announcement but there is still uncertainty surrounding international travel. 23/02/2021
Now playing Next Ireland Ireland extends lockdown till April but will partially reopen schools The country dealt with the virus relatively well until December, but has since seen cases soar largely due to the spread of the highly contagious British variant. 23/02/2021
Now playing Next world news What is a zero-COVID strategy and could it be implemented in Europe? Some public health experts and economists say aggressively reducing COVID infections could be the only way out of the crisis. 23/02/2021
Now playing Next USA Biden marks 'heartbreaking milestone' of 500,000 US COVID deaths The US is the worst-affected country in the world when it comes to deaths and cases, and accounts for 1 in 5 of the global fatalities. 23/02/2021
Now playing Next United Kingdom Reopening England's schools 'could spark a rise in COVID-19 cases' "Government modellers have indicated opening schools, both primary and secondary, will probably increase the infection rate at a time when we're not getting anything like enough protection from the vaccine." 22/02/2021
Now playing Next no comment Children return to primary schools and nurseries in parts of Germany The move comes despite signs that the decline in COVID-19 case numbers is flattening out again and even rising in some areas. 22/02/2021
Now playing Next France France's Sanofi to produce millions of Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 jabs Sanofi is to produce as many as 12 million doses a month of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine once approved. It has also agreed to manufacture 125 million doses of the Pfizer/BioNTech jab. 22/02/2021
Now playing Next France France adds Dunkirk to its list of lockdowns this weekend Dunkirk will join the Alpes-Maritimes region for the weekend lockdown, which comes on top of other national measures. 22/02/2021
Now playing Next Experiences A day in the life of a ski resort during COVID-19 French ski resorts make the best of it as lifts remain shut and visitor numbers remain low. 22/02/2021
Now playing Next France French ministers condemn Lyon mayor over meatless school meals Grégory Doucet, the Green Party mayor of Lyon, said the measure to impose a meatless single menu in schools was taken to comply with COVID-19 sanitary measures and flagged that his right-wing predecessor did the same following the first lockdown. 22/02/2021
Now playing Next Italy Italy marks one year since country's first known COVID-19 death Ceremonies were held across Italy to remember virus victims on the anniversary of the first known COVID death in the country. 21/02/2021
Now playing Next no comment Tunisian doctor dazzles virus ward with violin A doctor in the Tunisian city of Sfax has taken to the violin in an attempt to boost the spirits of patients battling the coronavirus. 21/02/2021
Now playing Next United Kingdom UK aiming to vaccinate every adult by end of July, government says The UK is aiming to speed up its coronavirus vaccination programme, which is already well ahead of its European neighbours. 21/02/2021
Now playing Next People Meet the tourist who stayed behind in Peru to support local women This volunteer decided against returning home from Peru and set up a slow fashion brand with some of the women there. 21/02/2021