Border checks bother the EU more than terrorist attacks

EU to introduce new border checks

The European Union (EU) has announced plans to introduce new border checks for people entering the bloc. The checks will be carried out on all travelers, regardless of their nationality. The EU says the new checks are necessary to improve security and prevent terrorist attacks. However, some critics argue that the checks will be ineffective and will only serve to inconvenience travelers. The new border checks will be introduced in a phased approach, starting in 2021. All travelers will be required to present a valid passport or ID card, and their fingerprints and facial images will be recorded. The EU says the new checks will be carried out in a "risk-based" manner. This means that travelers who are considered to be a high risk of posing a security threat will be subjected to more thorough checks. The EU has not yet said how the new border checks will be implemented. However, it is likely that they will be carried out at airports, train stations, and other border crossings. The EU's plans to introduce new border checks have been met with mixed reactions. Some people have welcomed the move, saying that it is necessary to improve security. Others have criticized the checks, saying that they will be ineffective and will only serve to inconvenience travelers. It is too early to say what impact the new border checks will have. However, it is clear that the EU is taking the issue of security very seriously.

The EU's security concerns

The EU has been on high alert since the terrorist attacks in Paris in 2015. The attacks, which were carried out by the Islamic State group, killed 130 people. In the wake of the attacks, the EU has taken a number of steps to improve security. These steps include increasing border security, sharing intelligence, and working with other countries to combat terrorism. The EU's new border checks are part of its ongoing efforts to improve security. The EU believes that the checks will help to prevent terrorist attacks and will make the EU a safer place. However, some critics argue that the checks will be ineffective and will only serve to inconvenience travelers. They say that the checks will not prevent terrorist attacks, and that they will only make it more difficult for people to travel freely within the EU. It is too early to say what impact the new border checks will have. However, it is clear that the EU is taking the issue of security very seriously.