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Traveling to the European Union is about to get more complicated. Here’s what you need to know
The EU is starting to rollout its long-awaited digital exit/entry system. New procedures are meant to streamline border controls and improve security, but their are concerns it will lead to delays.
If you have travel plans in Europe, you’ll now have your biometric data collected at border crossings in 29 European countries.
EES is the IT system for registering non-EU nationals “travelling for a short stay”, said the EU. The aim is to eventually create a digital system that records when travellers enter and exit, “making border checks faster and helping staff to work more efficiently”.
A system that began on Sunday requires the collection of biometric information from visitors crossing borders. It will eventually replace the stamps in your passport.
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29 European Countries Will Now Require Biometric Data For Entry
Starting its rollout October 12, the majority of Europe requires entering visitors to provide their biometric data.
A populist victory in the Czech Republic, protests in Lithuania, obstruction in Slovakia and Hungary — all show the E.U. faces political turmoil on its eastern flank.
Human rights lawyers accused 122 European officials of committing crimes against migrants in the Mediterranean Sea.
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Philippine seeks stronger trade, investment ties with European Union
The Philippines is looking to strengthen its trade and investment ties with the European Union (EU), particularly in renewable energy (RE), semiconductors and critical minerals.
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European Union to phase out Russian gas imports by end of 2027
The European Union will phase out all Russian gas imports by the end of next year, the bloc’s energy ministers agreed on Monday. Although diplomats said that Hungary and Slovakia – which are