Refugees in Germany - Angst on both Sides | Quadriga
- 9 years ago
The arson attack on accommodation planned for asylum seekers is the latest escalation in tensions in the small town of Tröglitz.
Is Tröglitz just an extreme individual case or is there a risk of escalation in other places too? What can society do to avoid situations similar to that in Tröglitz? What responsibility does the EU's policy on refugees bear for the current tensions?
Tell us what you think: quadriga(at)dw.de
Guests:
Mekonnen Mesghena, Heinrich Böll Foundation, Head of the Department of Migration and Diversity
Christian Jakob, editor of the German newspaper taz and responsible for the front page topics
Judy Dempsey, Senior Associate at Carnegie Europe and editor-in-chief of Strategic Europe
More Quadriga discussions: http://www.dw.de/program/quadriga/s-7296-9798
Is Tröglitz just an extreme individual case or is there a risk of escalation in other places too? What can society do to avoid situations similar to that in Tröglitz? What responsibility does the EU's policy on refugees bear for the current tensions?
Tell us what you think: quadriga(at)dw.de
Guests:
Mekonnen Mesghena, Heinrich Böll Foundation, Head of the Department of Migration and Diversity
Christian Jakob, editor of the German newspaper taz and responsible for the front page topics
Judy Dempsey, Senior Associate at Carnegie Europe and editor-in-chief of Strategic Europe
More Quadriga discussions: http://www.dw.de/program/quadriga/s-7296-9798