When Slovakia joins the Schengen area next year, one of the EU’s most notorious border points will become an even more crucial line of defense against an influx of illegal migrants from the East.
The EU’s Thin Line
When Slovakia joins the Schengen area next year, one of the EU’s most notorious border points will become an even more crucial line of defense against an influx of illegal migrants from the East.
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