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42:40Now PlayingThe Boston Marathon bombings once again showed that it is impossible to prevent terrorist strikes completely. Politically and religiously motivated attacks have continued to claim victims in the post-9/11 world, despite a dramatic increase in homeland security measures in many countries and attempts to wipe out training camps abroad. What's the best way to cope with the threat of terrorism?
Our guests:
Nicholas Kulish - The journalist has been the Berlin Correspondent for The New York Times since 2007.
Tom Goeller now works as a freelance journalist and political analyst of US and Middle Eastern, as well as security affairs.
Michael Lüders lives in Berlin, working as a political adviser, publicist and author on middle eastern issues.
Tell us what you think: Lessons from Boston - Living with Terror. Write to us at quadriga@dw.de
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