Border checks to stay in Europe weary of attacks, migrationLUXEMBOURG (Reuters) - Border controls inside what should normally be Europe s cherished zone of free travel are here to stay for now, EU ministers said on Friday, citing continued terrorist threats and the need to control migration. Germany, France, Austria, Sweden, Denmark and Norway told their Schengen zone peers they will extend until mid-May internal frontier checks first put in place in 2015 to counter unprecedented levels of migration and Islamist attacks. At a meeting of European Union interior ministers in Luxembourg, Germany s Thomas de Maiziere said Berlin was still committed to freedom of movement,  but at the moment we cannot do without checks.   The reason is the tense security situation in Europe with regards to international terrorism and the still inadequate protection of our external borders,  he said. France, which imposed emergency border controls after Islamist attackers killed 130 people in Paris in November, 2015, also wants to keep them in place.  The issues around terrorism are still extremely important for us,  French Interior Minister Gerard Colomb said.  France wants to extend border controls by six months.  The other four countries announced the same move, citing  serious threat to public policy or internal security  before the authorization to impose the border checks expires next month. Nearly all EU states consider the free-travel Schengen area as a major benefit of decades of European integration, and are keen to avoid disruptions to travel and trade.   But border checks have become the new reality over the last two years and the bloc is working on changing its laws to allow for the introduction of such measures more easily and for longer periods. worldnews
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Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Border checks to stay in Europe weary of attacks, migrationLUXEMBOURG (Reuters) - Border controls inside what should normally be Europe s cherished zone of free travel are here to stay for now, EU ministers said on Friday, citing continued terrorist threats and the need to control migration. Germany, France, Austria, Sweden, Denmark and Norway told their Schengen zone peers they will extend until mid-May internal frontier checks first put in place in 2015 to counter unprecedented levels of migration and Islamist attacks. At a meeting of European Union interior ministers in Luxembourg, Germany s Thomas de Maiziere said Berlin was still committed to freedom of movement,  but at the moment we cannot do without checks.   The reason is the tense security situation in Europe with regards to international terrorism and the still inadequate protection of our external borders,  he said. France, which imposed emergency border controls after Islamist attackers killed 130 people in Paris in November, 2015, also wants to keep them in place.  The issues around terrorism are still extremely important for us,  French Interior Minister Gerard Colomb said.  France wants to extend border controls by six months.  The other four countries announced the same move, citing  serious threat to public policy or internal security  before the authorization to impose the border checks expires next month. Nearly all EU states consider the free-travel Schengen area as a major benefit of decades of European integration, and are keen to avoid disruptions to travel and trade.   But border checks have become the new reality over the last two years and the bloc is working on changing its laws to allow for the introduction of such measures more easily and for longer periods. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: border checks stay europe weary attacks migrationluxembourg reuters border controls inside normally europe cherished zone free travel stay eu ministers said friday citing continued terrorist threats need control migration germany france austria sweden denmark norway told schengen zone peers extend internal frontier checks first put place counter unprecedented levels migration islamic attacks at meeting european union interior ministers luxembourg germany thomas de maiziere said berlin still committed freedom movement moment without checks the reason tense security situation europe regards international terrorism still inadequate protection external borders said france imposed emergency border controls islamic attackers killed people paris november also wants keep place the issues around terrorism still extremely important us french interior minister gerard color said france wants extend border controls six months the four countries announced move citing serious threat public policy internal security authorization impose border checks expires next month nearly eu states consider schengen area major benefit decades european integration keen avoid disruptions travel trade but border checks become new reality last two years bloc working changing laws allow introduction measures easily longer periods worldnews