Gibraltar is poised to end over a century of border controls with Spain, marking the beginning of a “new era” in cross-border relations, The Standard (HK) reports. After 118 years of stringent checks, authorities from both sides have agreed to dismantle the longstanding barriers, a move expected to ease travel, boost economic ties, and symbolize improved cooperation. This historic development comes amid ongoing efforts to strengthen regional integration and reflects shifting political dynamics in the wake of Brexit.
Gibraltar and Spain Prepare to End Over a Century of Border Controls
After more than 118 years, Gibraltar and Spain are on the brink of a historic shift to dismantle long-standing border controls that have defined their relationship since the early 20th century. This landmark development signals a move towards enhanced cooperation and freer movement of people and goods across what has been a heavily regulated and politically sensitive frontier. Officials from both…
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Author : EURO-NEWS
Publish date : 2026-08-03 07:37:00
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