Easing EU Border Friction: There Will Be ‘Flexibility,’ Official Says
No-one wants long processing delays at the EU border, and there are signs that a further easing of the EU's biometric Entry/Exit System could be applied as…
Skift reports: No-one wants long processing delays at the EU border, and there are signs that a further easing of the EU's biometric Entry/Exit System could be applied as needed.
It seems a pragmatic move given that long airport queues are still happening.
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