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Several EU countries are moving to reinstate border checks and travel restrictions over a troubling surge in coronavirus variants.
Germany announced on Sunday that travellers from France s northeastern Moselle region will face additional restrictions because of the high rate of South African variant cases there.
The developments at the French-German border are only the latest in a long series of Schengen exceptions in several countries including Belgium, Denmark, Finland, Hungary and Sweden.
The situation recalls the much-criticised first wave of the pandemic, when EU countries hastily closed their borders to each other in March 2020 without coordination.
So, will variants deal the final blow to the passport-free Schengen Area, a pillar of European integration?
An open letter by two European legal experts, published in
Le Monde, calls for bilateral agreements to ‘limit to the damage caused by this sudden and unprecedented loss of rights’
27 January 2021
The open letter by the two law professors states: The value of the British passport has collapsed By Hannah Thompson
Two legal experts have written
Le Monde, calling for an improvement of Britons’ EU rights, after likening Britons’ post-Brexit status to that of “Chinese tourists”.
Professor Alberto Alemanno (Jean Monnet Professor of European Union Law & Policy at HEC Paris) and Professor Dimitry Kochenov (an expert on EU Constitutional Law and member of the eLab Europe, HEC-NYU Public Policy Clinic in France) wrote the open letter, which was published in newspaper Le Monde.
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