Schengen Area / 申根区
Taken littorally: Spain’s sudden crisis in Ceuta adds Schengen as a political pressure point after the Ceuta migration surge. The source says Giorgia Meloni called for Spain to be suspended from Schengen, angering the Spanish government and making the enclave crisis a test of European border solidarity.
The Schengen Area / 申根区 appears in 139.从《昨日的世界》到如今的欧洲：美好年代Belle époque，它还能回来吗？ through 费’s experience of visa applications and the social meaning of European mobility. The source contrasts the ease of movement for many European passport holders with the paperwork and pride attached to obtaining a multi-year Schengen visa as a non-European traveler.
The entity anchors Passport Mobility Inequality. In the episode, the feeling that Europe is open or closed depends heavily on citizenship, document status, and border procedure rather than on abstract ideals of world citizenship alone.
Connections
- European Union - institutional context, though Schengen and EU membership are not identical.
- United Kingdom and Brexit - comparison case after Britain’s exit from EU free movement.
- Passport Mobility Inequality and Elite Cosmopolitan Mobility - main concepts built from the source.
- The World of Yesterday / 《昨日的世界》 - earlier passport and permit complaints used as historical mirror.
- Ceuta, Spain, Giorgia Meloni, European Union, and Immigration Backlash Cycle - border-politics branch added by The Intelligence.