Several Schengen member states have reintroduced internal border checks in 2025, marking a significant shift in the region’s approach to freedom of movement. Germany, France, Netherlands, Austria, ...

A court in Munich ruled on Thursday that German border checks were unlawful in three individual cases, citing concerns over ...

EU member states have decided to remove checks on persons at the internal land borders with and between Bulgaria and Romania from 1 January 2025. It is a historic moment to finally welcome Bulgaria ...

Belgium is set to introduce border checks this summer in a bid to curb illegal migration, marking a further restriction on free movement within Europe's Schengen zone. The new measures, confirmed on ...

Paris told the European Commission last week it would maintain border checks for another six months – a measure allowed under Schengen freedom of movement rules in the case of serious threats to ...

The EU is mulling a partial suspension of the passport-free Schengen zone to cope with the migration crisis, but how would it do it and what other steps is Brussels considering? – Why extend Schengen ...

July 7 (UPI) --The Polish government on Monday reintroduced border control measures between Lithuania and Germany due to growing public concern over what many say is irregular migration. The Polish ...

The German Ministry of Interior announced plans on Monday to introduce border controls with France, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Belgium, and Denmark for six months starting September 16 to curb ...

At the occasion of the 40 th anniversary of the signing of the Schengen Agreement, the Council approved a Schengen Declaration to renew its commitment to the Schengen area and to underline the ...

Poland is introducing temporary border controls with Germany and Lithuania, effective Monday, a decision announced by Prime ...

While Germany’s neighbours expressed dismay at Berlin’s decision to reimpose border controls, Hungary’s anti-immigration PM gleefully tweeted to the German chancellor: ‘Welcome to the club!’ German ...