BRUSSELS (Dispatches) -- European Union governments agreed on Monday to remove the United States and other countries from the EU’s safe travel list, meaning those visitors are likely to face tighter controls, such as tests and quarantines.
Kosovo, the occupying regime of Israel, Montenegro, Lebanon and North Macedonia have also been taken off the list. The list seeks to unify travel rules across the bloc, although it does not bind individual EU nations, who are free to determine their own border policies.