Helen Collis, Jillian Deutsch and Ashleigh Furlong contributed reporting.Ĭheck the latest coronavirus vaccination figures in our live data tracker.īrussels Latest news, analysis and comment from POLITICO’s editors and guest writers in Europe. In early 2021, Israel boasted the most successful vaccine rollout worldwide, managing to quickly vaccinate a significant share of its population. As of January, the Commission signed six contracts, for 2 billion doses of future vaccines, with one more expected and another to be extended. The BioNTech/Pfizer was approved first for use in the EU, followed by the Moderna jab (it has not yet approved the AstraZeneca vaccine.) But there are hundreds of vaccines in the pipeline. followed by the AstraZeneca and Moderna jabs.
The BioNTech/Pfizer vaccine was the first to be approved for use in the U.K. Vaccine skepticism has been on the rise in Europe, as more and more people say they would prefer to wait before getting the vaccine - or don’t want it at all. The rollout logistics are not the only obstacle. Due to limited data availability, the tables below show the last date the information was updated. Below we note the total number of vaccine doses administered and the figures adjusted per capita to compare the progress across countries.
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