In modern politics — especially when it comes to sitting leaders — it is extremely rare to come across interviews that highlight personal traits and emotions as prominently as in the conversation between Krisztian Lentulai and Viktor Orban. Although it touched on current political affairs, it did so from a much deeper, less conventional angle, offering insight into the background of certain — at times even historic — decisions, Daniel Deak wrote, in a brief analysis on his Facebook page.
The chief analyst of the 21st Century Institute pointed out that, until now, for instance, we had not known the extent of the role played by Aniko Levai, the prime minister’s wife, during the 2015 migration crisis. As a goodwill ambassador for the Hungarian Interchurch Aid, she met migrants at the border and then warned her husband: this must be stopped, these military-aged men must not be allowed into Europe.
