Schengen hits 40: What problems lie ahead for Europe’s border-free zone?
The borderless Schengen area guarantees free movement to tens of millions of EU citizens, residents and visitors. To mark its 40th anniversary Claudia Delpero explains how it all started and the problems it faces.
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