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France and Germany have agreed that people crossing the border between the French region of Moselle and Germany will have to have proof of a negative COVID-19 antigen test in the previous 48 hours, French Europe Minister Clement Beaune said on Sunday. The French government was eager to keep travel restrictions limited at the border, which 16,000 French workers from Moselle cross each day. "We have negotiated with the Germans so that crossing the border remains allowed, so that these tests...

Friday, 26 Feb 2021 04:59 PM MYT Datuk Seri Hamzah Zainuddin speaks during a press conference at the Home Ministry in Putrajaya February 2, 2021. — Bernama pic Subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest updates on news you need to know. PUTRAJAYA, Feb 26 — The country’s border control will continue to be given focus and will be strengthened this year through the transformation of its management and governance, said Home Minister Datuk Seri Hamzah Zainudin. He said border control was...

Czech commuters get a cold reception on Bavarian border Bavaria has closed its border to the Czech Republic and Austria to stem the spread of new, contagious coronavirus variants. DWs Bernd Riegert traveled to the region to see how the controversial decision is playing out. Bavaria has closed its borders to contain the new virus variants Pristine powder snow gleams in the sunlight. Tiny, glittering ice crystals rain from fir trees, onion-domed churches dot the hills. On this winter morning, Bav...

The EU Commission has called on member states to adopt a coordinated approach to tackling the spread of coronavirus after Germany imposed partial closures along its southern border. Border officials have been filtering crossings from Austrias Tyrol region and the Czech Republic since Sunday amid concerns over new coronavirus variants. Berlin says it will also not rule out imposing restrictions on its frontier with France, where cases of the South African strain are on the rise. Restrictions hav...

The second wave of coronavirus infections is jeopardizing the open-borders policy of the Schengen area, which, Luxembourg Foreign Minister Jean Asselborn writes, is one of the EU's greatest achievements.

The second wave of coronavirus infections is jeopardizing the open-borders policy of the Schengen area, which, Luxembourg Foreign Minister Jean Asselborn writes, is one of the EU's greatest achievements.

The second wave of coronavirus infections is jeopardizing the open-borders policy of the Schengen area, which, Luxembourg Foreign Minister Jean Asselborn writes, is one of the EU's greatest achievements.

England's new COVID-19 hotel quarantine system for arrivals from high-risk countries is running smoothly after it was introduced earlier on Monday, the health minister said. Britain has ramped up its border controls to stop new variants of the coronavirus entering the country. Arrivals into England from 33 "red list" countries, including Brazil and South Africa, must now spend 10 days quarantined in a hotel room at a cost of 1,750 pounds.

BERLIN (AP) — The German government decided Thursday to temporarily reinstate border...

Cross-country commuters will have an exception to the new rules.