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Less than 20 years ago, a trip through Europe was punctuated by passport checks at every border. Today, thanks to the Schengen area, people can move freely among most European nations—including 22 of the EU’s 28 Member States and four other European countries. The 17-year-old Schengen area is one of the EU’s most tangible, popular, and successful achievements. Cooperation among the 26 Schengen nations makes it possible for hundreds of millions of EU citizens, as well as many non-EU nationals, business people, and tourists who are in the EU legally, to cross internal borders without being subject to passport inspections. In addition, U.S. citizens traveling to the Schengen area for 90 days or less do not need a visa, just a passport. Once a U.S. citizen clears customs in a Schengen country, no further border check is required as long as the person remains within the 26-country Schengen area. Countries are only admitted to the Schengen area once they have fulfilled specified security-related conditions: they must be able to control their external borders, cooperate efficiently with other countries’ law enforcement agencies, apply the common set of Schengen rules, issue uniform Schengen visas, and use the Schengen Information System (SIS). The SIS, the largest information system for public security in Europe, simplifies the exchange of information among national border control, customs, judicial, and police authorities. SIS contains data on individuals who may be involved in serious crimes and on those denied entry or the right to stay in the Schengen area. It also broadcasts alerts concerning missing persons—particularly children—and certain stolen, misappropriated, or lost property, including banknotes, vehicles, firearms, and identity documents. Schengen Countries EU Member States: Austria, Belgium, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, France, Finland, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden. Other European States: Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, Switzerland. Bulgaria, Romania, and Cyprus only partially apply Schengen rules, and border checks are still carried out with these three Member States. Bulgaria, Romania, and Croatia are in the process of joining the Schengen area. Ireland and the United Kingdom have opted out of Schengen. For more information: For More Information
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Hrvatska u skupini H kvalifikacija za EURO 2016, grupa po mjeri Imali smo prilično sreće u ždrijebu, tako da osim Italije, stare mušteerije, zapravo nemamo posebno nezgodne protivnike Hrvatska će u kvalifikacijama za EURO 2016. godine u Francuskoj igrati u skupini H s Italijom, Bugarskom, Norveškom, Maltom i Azerbajdžanom, odlučio je ždrijeb UEFA-e održan danas u Nyonu. Kad se pogleda raspored skupina, može se reći da smo dobro prošli, a jednako tako zapravo nema niti jedne skupine smrti na prvi pogled. Ipak, skupine A i D ponudit će srazove nekih reprezentacija koji će biti izuzetno zanimljivi, uz apsolutne favorite Nizozemce i Nijemce za plasman će se boriti prilično jake reprezentacije čiji rejting nije baš uvijek u skladu s njihovom snagom. Evo i skupina: SKUPINA A: Nizozemska, Kazahstan, Island, Latvija, Turska, Češka SKUPINA B: BiH, Andora, Cipar, Wales, Izrael, Belgija SKUPINA C: Španjolska, Luksemburg, Makedonija, Bjelorusija, Slovačka, Ukrajina SKUPINA D: Njemačka, Gibraltar, Gruzija, Škotska, Poljska, Irska SKUPINA E: Engleska, San Marino, Litva, Estonija, Slovenija, Švicarska SKUPINA F: Grčka, Farski Otoci, Sjeverna Irska, Finska, Rumunjska, Mađarska SKUPINA G: Rusija, Lihtenštajn, Moldova, Crna Gora, Austrija, Švedska SKUPINA H: Italija, Malta, Azerbajdžan, Bugarska, Norveška, Hrvatska SKUPINA I: Portugal, Albanija, Armenija, Srbija, Danska