Many in Brussels and Whitehall had hoped that the row over Ceuta’s border crisis would simply disappear with time. It is only getting worse.

Viral images of 72,000 migrants stampeding into Ceuta looked like a security collapse. In reality it revealed Europe’s much harder line on immigration.

The dramatic evolution of Central European borders traces back through centuries of unification, conflict, and geopolitical shift. From the early confederation of small independent states and Prussian ...

The time it takes Britons to clear passport control has tripled at some European airports since the introduction of the EU's new Entry/Exit System (EES), it has emerged. The new system requires non-EU ...

Europe’s toughened borders are prompting migrants to switch focus to the United States, but their trek is being thwarted in Central America, where a bottleneck has formed, according to the ...

The World Travel & Tourism Council is urging European governments to ensure the rollout of the Schengen Entry/Exit System (EES) avoids lengthy border delays that could deter millions of visitors. WTTC ...