How should we react to the crises we have been facing for the last 20 years? Should we resign ourselves to a situation where countries turn in on themselves and borders are reduced to mere demarcation lines? Or are we capable collectively of demonstrating resilience, of adapting to an uncertain world, and of regarding borders as shared territories that are sources of progress?
At a time when war has broken out again on Europe’s doorstep, the failures both of closing borders and of opening them up without limits should once again call into question our cross-border model in order to construct a Europe of solidarity.