no its not part of the eu, but it is part of the schengen region. holy ā ā ā ā you donāt even know the members of the region you claim to travel in so frequently.
This would be inefficient as it doesnāt allow real-time discussion and would take much longer to conduct. The CSM members in this thread could undoubtedly give examples where this would be true.
When you made the claim that traveling to the CSM summit was not a key function of the CSM, and that you could board a plane from Finland to Iceland without showing ID.
Border controls are not contrary to the Schengen Agreement, in fact the agreement specifically allows members of the Schengen region to introduce border controls to ensure national security, amongst other things.
Austria, Denmark, France, Germany, Sweden and Norway have all done so in the recent past.
Thank you - I appreciate your support. I was very tired, but it was satisfying.
I still havenāt decided if Iām running again, but if I do, I know that help from voters like you will be key to ensuring you are well represented on the CSM.