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Schengen's relevance questioned as security concerns vex EU

Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki (R) and his Hungarian counterpart Viktor Orban in Budapes
Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki (R) and his Hungarian counterpart Viktor Orban in Budapes Source: AAP

It's been two years since the peak of Europe's refugee crisis, but some countries in the European Union say security remains an issue. Attitudes to the Schengen [SHENG-en] zone - previously one of the bloc's central pillars - have also changed.


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By Hashela Kumarawansa, Tuyết Lê

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It's been two years since the peak of Europe's refugee crisis, but some countries in the European Union say security remains an issue. Attitudes to the Schengen [SHENG-en] zone - previously one of the bloc's central pillars - have also changed.


Attitudes to the Schengen [SHENG-en] zone - previously one of the bloc's central pillars - have also changed


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