European Union external border

Target entity: European Union external border
Context triple: [Terespol, isPartOf, European Union external border]

• A. Frontex
  Frontex is the European Union agency responsible for coordinating and strengthening the management and security of the EU’s external borders.
• B. Schengen
  Schengen is a small Luxembourgish town on the Moselle River best known for giving its name to the Schengen Agreement, which created Europe’s border-free travel zone.
• C. Schengen Area
  The Schengen Area is a zone of European countries that have abolished internal border controls to allow passport-free movement of people across most of the continent.
• D. United Kingdom border
  The United Kingdom border is the controlled boundary—spanning air, sea, and land entry points—through which people and goods enter or leave the UK under immigration and customs regulations.
• E. Germany–Netherlands border crossings
  Germany–Netherlands border crossings are official points along the international boundary where people and goods can legally pass between Germany and the Netherlands.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: European Union external border
Target entity description: The European Union external border is the outer boundary separating EU member states from non-EU countries, where the Union’s customs, immigration, and security controls are applied.

• A. Frontex
  Frontex is the European Union agency responsible for coordinating and strengthening the management and security of the EU’s external borders.
• B. Schengen
  Schengen is a small Luxembourgish town on the Moselle River best known for giving its name to the Schengen Agreement, which created Europe’s border-free travel zone.
• C. Schengen Area
  The Schengen Area is a zone of European countries that have abolished internal border controls to allow passport-free movement of people across most of the continent.
• D. United Kingdom border
  The United Kingdom border is the controlled boundary—spanning air, sea, and land entry points—through which people and goods enter or leave the UK under immigration and customs regulations.
• E. Germany–Netherlands border crossings
  Germany–Netherlands border crossings are official points along the international boundary where people and goods can legally pass between Germany and the Netherlands.
• F. None of above. chosen