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Euro wuflu notes

31 October 2020

9:00 AM

31 October 2020

9:00 AM

Lonely Goatherd immunity

While Australia has spent much of 2020 establishing Iron Curtain border regimes, Europe’s bewildering and ever-changing internal travel rules have conjured up more the spirit of Franz Kafka.  For the first part of the pandemic, for example, Hungary reversed the pre-1990 communist rule that departure was always more difficult than arrival.

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Mark Higgie is the Spectator Australia’s Europe correspondent

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