#Many European countries suspend Schengen Agreement#With the Israeli-Kazakhstan conflict, the terrorist attack in Brussels, Belgium a few days ago and other international situation, Italy recently announced the suspension of the Schengen Agreement to strengthen border management, especially the border between northeastern Italy and Slovenia. Italy's interior minister said the resumption of border checks would begin on Oct. 21 and would last at least 10 days and up to six months. Now the northeast border is the only place where Italian inspections have resumed, but it is not ruled out whether more border checks will be added at a later stage. However, it should be explained that the so-called suspension of Schengen does not prohibit the movement of people from the two countries and other people in the Schengen area, but increases border checks and tightens requirements to safeguard national security. Italy said it would also strengthen border surveillance with countries such as Austria and Switzerland, especially to monitor migrant flows. According to previous reports issued by Italian and EU intelligence services, Islamic militants entered the country through the Balkan route. The Italian Secret Service reported that in addition to migrants from Pakistan, Bangladesh, Afghanistan, India, Nepal and other countries, North African migrants also entered through the Slovenian border, including some militants who had been deported for security reasons. It is reported that the countries that are currently closed to a certain extent and suspend Schengen are: Slovenia, Austria, Germany, France, the Czech Republic, Poland, Slovakia, Sweden, Denmark, Norway. With this policy, it also means that the originally super loose Schengen policy is changing, and different requirements and regulations may appear depending on the country and region
