Europe’s passport-free Schengen travel area is facing renewed pressure as Germany, France and Italy reintroduce border checks, creating delays for travellers and cross-border commuters. The restrictions, largely driven by immigration and security concerns, are particularly symbolic in the Luxembourg town of Schengen, where the landmark agreement to eliminate internal border controls was signed in 1985.
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