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So now the European Commission *is* taking AstraZeneca to court, I presume all the EU-sceptics who said the Commission will never dare will eat their words?
People like this: https://twitter.com/rfesteadman/status/1374383832510590977">https://twitter.com/rfesteadm...
People like this: https://twitter.com/rfesteadman/status/1374383832510590977">https://twitter.com/rfesteadm...
And this: https://twitter.com/iKyle2017/status/1354533964493557765">https://twitter.com/iKyle2017...
And this one: https://twitter.com/apcburns/status/1353623829038440449">https://twitter.com/apcburns/...
And more... https://twitter.com/christallng24/status/1355340441076572161">https://twitter.com/christall...
Any change of view, Graham? https://twitter.com/GrahamLKeegan/status/1375484289958170627">https://twitter.com/GrahamLKe...
And I presume the EU has not died then? https://twitter.com/NICentenary2021/status/1375209513356255234">https://twitter.com/NICentena...
Or - more likely - these people will probably now change their position completely and instead say the European Commission shouldn& #39;t do this in the middle of a pandemic
In the end the issue is this: was AstraZeneca making "best efforts" to supply the EU or not? Or was their supply chain actually never strong enough to do that?
That& #39;s what& #39;s going to be tested. Which seems fair enough to me.
That& #39;s what& #39;s going to be tested. Which seems fair enough to me.
Here& #39;s the news story announcing the case:
https://www.euronews.com/2021/04/26/eu-begins-legal-action-against-aztrazeneca-over-breach-of-contract?fromBreakingNews=1
/ends">https://www.euronews.com/2021/04/2...
https://www.euronews.com/2021/04/26/eu-begins-legal-action-against-aztrazeneca-over-breach-of-contract?fromBreakingNews=1
/ends">https://www.euronews.com/2021/04/2...
