Spain warns Italy over Schengen sanctions

The Spanish government announced that Italy has been given until Sunday, August 9, 2026, to lift its temporary suspension of the Schengen Agreement. Italy had suspended its implementation of the agreement since July 31, and as part of this move, it shut down maritime and air borders to Spain and increased border controls, especially for travelers who are not EU citizens. Madrid condemned this action, considering it unfair and contrary to the interests of the European Union, warning that countermeasures might be taken if Rome does not respond to their letter. So far, Spain has not received an official response from Italy, and the situation appears to be heading toward potential escalation if the requested adjustments are not made.

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