JUST IN - Australian Open: Czech tennis player Renata Voráčová joins Novak Djokovic in being detained after visa cancelled.
JUST IN - Austria: Mandatory vaccination reportedly postponed until April due to "technical implementation problems."
In addition, data protection experts criticize the project because it introduces a kind of an unlawful dragnet search.
To date, more than 61,000 complaints against compulsory vaccinations have been submitted to the Austrian Parliament.
JUST IN - Wolfgang Kubicki, vice chairman of the Free Democratic Party (FDP) in Germany, calls for the resignation of minister-president of Bavaria, Markus Söder, over false Covid figures.
UPDATE - President Macron doubles down on attack on France's unjabbed: "I stand by my earlier comments," he said as he hosted EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen during her trip to Paris.
JUST IN - Germany enacts new Covid restrictions: Double vaccinated no longer allowed to enter cafes/restaurants without taking tests. Tests not required for the "boosted."
"The new restriction is intended as an incentive to get boosted," says Franziska Giffey, the Mayor of Berlin, at the federal press conference.
UPDATE - FDA shortens the booster interval for Moderna in the U.S. to at least 5 months for those 18 and older.
Just a couple of days ago the FDA said the period between second Moderna vaccine shot and booster should remain at 6 months.
