Alex Soros Even More Radical Than his Father

Whether it's issues like migration, gender ideology, or the supply of weapons to Ukraine, the pressure is poised to intensify on countries, such as ours that defend their own interests and values, said Levente Szikra, senior analyst at the Centre for Fundamental Rights, in response to our newspaper's inquiry. The expert also outlined how the changing of the guard in the Soros empire could affect US policy, and we also quizzed him on what he believes the Balkans and Ukraine can anticipate.

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– In recent years, we've seen the emergence of various far-left movements on US streets that are not afraid of violence. The most spectacular of these has been the Black Lives Matter movement, which wreaked havoc on the streets of several cities for weeks, with its supporters looting and burning down shops. Now, we are witnessing a proliferation of pro-Palestinian protests, not just overseas but also in many European countries. Every self-respecting state has deployed the full might of its law enforcement capacity to tackle such movements and prevent violence from rearing its head on public streets.

– Alex Soros is a frequent visitor to the Balkans and Ukraine. What goals could the heir to George Soros's throne have set for himself?

– I believe they are working on what they do best here: creating confusion. These pseudo-civilian organizations, which have no democratic legitimacy but plenty of money, like to fish in murky waters and seize every opportunity to weaken nation-states. We can anticipate this happening everywhere.

Cover photo: Alexander Soros speaks at the 2017 Gordon Parks Foundation Awards in New York (Photo: Getty Images/Ilya S. Savenok)