“The attempted beheading in Belfast evoked memories of ISIS — How can anti-immigrant anger be addressed and prevented?”

Dr Triantafyllos Karatrantos analyzes the complex relationship between security and migration in European societies, highlighting how issues such as terrorism, organized crime, and social unrest are often intertwined with public debates on migration. He argues that challenges in the integration of migrants have contributed to the emergence of a social divide between those who prioritize public security and those who emphasize the protection of migrants’ rights, creating conditions that can fuel social tensions and conflicts.

Click to read the interview, in Greek.