Overview

• Germany to introduce temporary border controls at all frontiers during the UEFA European Championship to prevent potential violent criminals from entering.
• The decision follows a recent terror attack in Moscow and is part of standard security measures for major events in the Schengen area.
• Interior Minister Nancy Faeser emphasizes the focus on preventing Islamist terrorism, hooliganism, and cyberattacks.
• Despite the heightened security, Germany's overall terrorism threat assessment remains unchanged.
• The European Championship will take place from June 14 to July 14, with matches hosted around Germany.