Activists and politicians are targets of threats and violence by rightwing extremists, like the knife attack on a politician in cologne. Is the mood in germany at a Tipping Point . Is the government responsive enough to the danger . Coming to you from berlin, quadriga, the international debate. Your host this week, melinda crane. Melinda hello and welcome to quadriga. Wasw weeks ago, germany celebrating its culture of welcome for migrants. Is that already at an end . That is what we want to talk about with three people who have been following the rep yuji story closely. Alan posener is a germanbritish author. He says germany is becoming a withl european country populist parties on the lefthand the right. There is no reason to panic. American journalist Erik Kirschbaum working for the Reuters News Agency in berlin and is the author of a number of books on germany. He says the world is looking on germany with respect and admiration and so far, the government has done a terrific job strik
Activists and politicians are targets of threats and violence by rightwing extremists, like the knife attack on a politician in cologne. Is the mood in germany at a Tipping Point . Is the government responsive enough to the danger . Coming to you from berlin, quadriga, the international debate. Your host this week, melinda crane. Melinda hello and welcome to quadriga. Wasw weeks ago, germany celebrating its culture of welcome for migrants. Is that already at an end . That is what we want to talk about with three people who have been following the rep yuji story closely. Alan posener is a germanbritish author. He says germany is becoming a withl european country populist parties on the lefthand the right. There is no reason to panic. American journalist Erik Kirschbaum working for the Reuters News Agency in berlin and is the author of a number of books on germany. He says the world is looking on germany with respect and admiration and so far, the government has done a terrific job strik
Activists and politicians are targets of threats and violence by rightwing extremists, like the knife attack on a politician in cologne. Is the mood in germany at a Tipping Point . Is the government responsive enough to the danger . Coming to you from berlin, quadriga, the international debate. Your host this week, melinda crane. Melinda hello and welcome to quadriga. Wasw weeks ago, germany celebrating its culture of welcome for migrants. Is that already at an end . That is what we want to talk about with three people who have been following the rep yuji story closely. Alan posener is a germanbritish author. He says germany is becoming a withl european country populist parties on the lefthand the right. There is no reason to panic. American journalist Erik Kirschbaum working for the Reuters News Agency in berlin and is the author of a number of books on germany. He says the world is looking on germany with respect and admiration and so far, the government has done a terrific job strik
Dramatically stepped up strikes against i. S. Positions in syria. But can i. S. Terror really be stopped with military force . Coming to you from berlin, quadriga, the international debate. Your host, melinda crane. Melinda hello and welcome to quadriga. Is the rhetoric of war suitable and useful or counterproductive . That is one of the questions we want to talk about today on quadriga with three people who are following the incidents in france and their aftermath very closely. It is a pleasure to welcome Ulrike Guerot. She is a political analyst and the founder and director of the think tank european democracy lab. She lived for many years in paris and has family there. She says the decisive question is do we defend our values or our security. And very glad to have Asiem El Difraoui on the show. He is a german egyptian expert on islamism. Who is working with the can dade candid think tank based here in berlin. He is currently living in france, and he says the fight against i. S. Cann
Dramatically stepped up strikes against i. S. Positions in syria. But can i. S. Terror really be stopped with military force . Coming to you from berlin, quadriga, the international debate. Your host, melinda crane. Melinda hello and welcome to quadriga. Is the rhetoric of war suitable and useful or counterproductive . That is one of the questions we want to talk about today on quadriga with three people who are following the incidents in france and their aftermath very closely. It is a pleasure to welcome Ulrike Guerot. She is a political analyst and the founder and director of the think tank european democracy lab. She lived for many years in paris and has family there. She says the decisive question is do we defend our values or our security. And very glad to have Asiem El Difraoui on the show. He is a german egyptian expert on islamism. Who is working with the can dade candid think tank based here in berlin. He is currently living in france, and he says the fight against i. S. Cann