Articles tagged with: Border controls
At Europe’s borders, AI is testing the limits of EU rights
05 Feb EU Institutions
At Europe’s borders, AI is testing the limits of EU rights
From lie detectors to biometric databases, the EU’s growing use of artificial intelligence in migration control is exposing gaps in its legal framework, and risks blurring the line between border enforcement and internal security.
Build a European border policy to save Schengen, says former negotiator
29 Jul 25 Member States
Build a European border policy to save Schengen, says former negotiator
Joachim Bitterlich grew up dreaming of a borderless Europe, and as a diplomat played his part in making it happen. Now he says the Schengen free-travel zone is under threat, with radical action needed to dissuade governments from throwing up borders once again.
Will Frontex’s expansion lead to more oversight and accountability?
04 Dec 24 EU Institutions
Will Frontex’s expansion lead to more oversight and accountability?
As the EU expands the powers and resources of its border and coast guard agency, concerns are growing about accountability and transparency over alleged human rights violations.
What happens to Schengen in an era of renewed border control?
19 Sep 24 EU Institutions
What happens to Schengen in an era of renewed border control?
The visa-free Schengen Area is meant to realise the EU goal of freedom of movement. But new border security measures could jeopardise that project.