From Monday, the Spanish government will also allow entry from non-EU countries without proof of testing or vaccination if the country in question is not on the risk list. In Europe, this mainly affects the United Kingdom. The EU Commission is not at all happy with this. It was the governing body of the European Union that demanded that entry should be made possible with proof of testing, vaccination or recovery, regardless of origin. However, actual implementation is the responsibility of the individual EU members. Spain went beyond the demands of the EU Commission and no longer requires any "corona documents" at all for those coming from third countries that are classified as safe. The fact that the United Kingdom, which has left the EU, is now better off than most EU countries is drawing the wrath of Brussels. The EU Commission can do nothing more than complain verbally about this, because entry regulations are national matters for the nation states. Spain has decided that people entering from the UK no longer need any proof and, of course, do not have to go into quarantine. UK put Portugal on the red list The reason for this is probably that Spain wants to bring as many tourists into the country as possible. The UK is currently classified as green. A look at Portugal shows how quickly such a reclassification can happen. The UK government removed Spain's neighbours from the green list, which means they have to be quarantined. Numerous airlines have set up special flights to bring the British home before the reclassification comes into effect. Malta, which in the past has also been heavily visited by tourists from