‘Export ban’ won’t solve the EU’s vaccine woes

The EU’s tougher stance on vaccine exports might help to secure some concessions and additional doses from the UK. But it will do nothing to combat vaccine hesitancy in parts of the bloc and is unlikely to significantly boost the rollout in Europe. This Update answers five key questions about the proposals.

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