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EU Politics
Why France would be foolish to tear up the Le Touquet agreement while Britain’s legally still in the EU
By
Jon
31.08.2016
EU Politics
More transparency needed – an EU citizen can’t currently know when and where Schengen is suspended
By
Jon
23.10.2015
EU Politics
Putting up borders doesn’t solve the refugee crisis. Compulsory quotas now.
By
Jon
13.09.2015
EU Politics
Europeans can have no expectation that customs checks are distinct from border checks – according to the Commission
By
Jon
24.08.2015
EU Politics
Non-Schengen compliant border control at Buchs SG station, 1 July 2015, 0700
By
Jon
01.07.2015
EU Politics
The term “economic Schengen” needs to be banished before it gains any traction
By
Jon
24.02.2015
EU Politics
What does it take for the Commission to take a Schengen complaint seriously?
By
Jon
01.08.2014
EU Politics
Non-Schengen (and non-French law?) compliant border control at Perpignan, 31st May, 1106
By
Jon
31.05.2014
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