US EditionBetween Italy and Slovenia, an Invisible Border but “in People’s Minds” - Europe Says
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Over the past year, I have crossed the border between Slovenia and Italy countless times, high above Trieste. Because when
Since 2023, almost ten European countries have suspended their participation in the Schengen agreements by re-establishing controls at their borders. Behind the announcement effects, the reality of the terrain is very different even if it poses a symbolic question, says the resident of the border town of Trieste in the Italian newspaper Il Post.
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