Hungary is a safe place, but if people take care with “cautious fear”, that's the right attitude, said Georg Spottle security policy expert Friday.
“There's no need to be afraid, but a cautious fear is useful, that's the right attitude”, he said, adding that one of the biggest problems with migration that the current migrants tend to form parallel societies as they don't really want to settle in learning the given language and culture. That leads to a rootless crowd who could be easily targeted by fundamentalists.
