EU Borders to Close for at Least Two Weeks as Several Countries Removed from 'Safe' List

The European Union's borders will close for at least two weeks, and several countries will be removed from the so-called safe list. This information was reported by Bloomberg, citing anonymous sources.

The EU intends to prohibit the entry of citizens from Canada, China, Japan, and South Korea into member states. Officials have informed journalists about this.

Previously, these countries were included among the 13 safe countries whose citizens could access the European Union. Additionally, the list included Georgia, Algeria, Australia, Morocco, New Zealand, Rwanda, Thailand, Tunisia, and Uruguay.

There are discussions about potentially removing Algeria and Morocco from this list.