> due to manufacturing problems. Precisely, which is why I think a manufacturing issue is the most likely reason why they haven't applied for EMA authorisation

> due to manufacturing problems. Precisely, which is why I think a manufacturing issue is the most likely reason why they haven't applied for EMA authorisation yet. EU regulators can be and have been very picky. If you want to buy into the theory that they are choosing to favour the UK and other countries at the expense of the EU then fine. There may be on contractual reason why they feel they have to do that but some sort of conspiracy seems far fetched at this stage.