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Statewatch | EU: Council to push for "on the spot" biometric ID checks, inserting "all available data" in Schengen Information System - Vimarsana News

Statewatch | EU: Council to push for "on the spot" biometric ID checks, inserting "all available data" in Schengen Information System

The Council of the EU is set to call for “an ambitious implementation” of new rules on EU policing and immigration databases, including “on the spot” biometric ID checks with mobile fingerprint readers and face scanners; ensuring that “all available data” from national databases is added to the Schengen Information System; and enabling “full use of discreet checks, inquiry checks and specific checks,” which allow the gathering of information about targeted individuals.

Austria's internal border controls unjust, says EU court - Vimarsana News

Austria's internal border controls unjust, says EU court

The European Court of Justice has ruled against Austria for imposing and reimposing internal border controls — and fining one person €36 for refusing to show a passport. Such checks may only be introduced for six months when there is serious threat to pu...

Ukraine-EU Border Reform is Essential - KyivPost - Ukraine's Global Voice - Vimarsana News

Ukraine-EU Border Reform is Essential - KyivPost - Ukraine's Global Voice

The borders between Ukraine and the European Union (EU) have always been busy. In 2019, before the pandemic… - Apr. 09, 2022. By Lesia Dubenko

Statewatch | EU: Externalisation and "Team Europe" at the heart of the "gradual approach" to the Pact on Migration and Asylum - Vimarsana News

Statewatch | EU: Externalisation and "Team Europe" at the heart of the "gradual approach" to the Pact on Migration and Asylum

With negotiations on the laws that make up the EU’s Pact on Migration and Asylum making little progress, in January the French Presidency of the Council proposed a “gradual approach” – pickling out some elements on which progress could be made, and leaving others to one side. Key to the plans is the consolidation of political unity amongst member states and EU institutions (“Team Europe”) in order to further externalise migration control.

Towards a stronger and more resilient Schengen area - Vimarsana News

Towards a stronger and more resilient Schengen area

The European Commission is presenting a new Strategy to make the largest free travel area in the world – the Schengen area – stronger and more resilient. The Schengen area is home to more than 420 million people across 26 countries. The removal of internal border controls between Schengen States is an integral part of the […]