Germany’s border crackdown could be less disruptive than first thought

As Germany is to start checks at all its land borders, clarifications from the authorities on how such checks will work suggest that the actual disruption to those crossing the border could be less than anticipated.

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A policewoman stands with a police trowel on the A8 highway near Salzburg (Austria) during border controls by the federal police at the border crossing between Austria and Germany. [Peter Kneffel/picture alliance via Getty Images]

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Nick Alipour Euractiv 12-09-2024 07:31 4 min. read Content type: Analysis

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Updated: 01-10-2024

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