Denmark Keeps Schengen Status But Prepares Border Checks

Travel between Sweden and Denmark may soon involve sudden border checks. The Danish government confirmed it will stay in the Schengen area.

During a debate in Copenhagen, officials rejected calls to leave Schengen. Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said open border cooperation remains vital.

However, she warned Denmark can increase border checks on short notice. This will happen if regional migration shifts require tighter controls.

Denmark is also coordinating a multi-nation summit in September. The meeting will focus on non-EU return centers.

This story was reported by China.org.cn.