George Soros

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George Soros
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The Official Twitter Page of George Soros, chair of Soros Fund Management LLC and founder of the Open Society Foundations.

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As an immigrant who found freedom and prosperity in America, I am deeply moved by this honor. I accept it on behalf of the many people around the world with whom the Open Society Foundations have made common cause over the past 40 years.
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The White House 46 Archived
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Today, President Biden awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom to 19 great leaders who have made America a better place.
Presidential Medal of Freedom Recipients

José Andrés
Bono
Ashton Baldwin Carter (posthumous)
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Michael J. Fox
Tim Gill
Jane Goodall
Fannie Lou Hamer (posthumous)
Earvin “Magic” Johnson
Robert Francis Kennedy (posthumous)
Ralph Lauren
Lionel Messi
William Sanford Nye
George W. Romney (posthumous)
David M. Rubenstein
George Soros
George Stevens, Jr. 
Denzel Washington
Anna Wintour
I have witnessed Ukraine transform from a collapsing part of the Soviet Union to a liberal democracy and an open society. It has faced countless acts of Russian aggression, but has persisted.
For decades, my foundations have invested in dismantling systemic racism—from ending the drug war to securing voting rights. Now, a new $220 million investment will build power in Black communities and new anti-racist policies in the U.S. trib.al/tbZlo2D
Leaders of Black Voters Matter canvass voters, in Atlanta, Georgia, on October 24, 2018. Photo credit: (c) Lynsey Weatherspoon/NYTimes/Redux
China’s Xi Jinping is the greatest threat that open societies face today. The country’s roiling real estate market, falling population, and fast-spreading omicron variant might be his undoing, all during his prestige project of the Winter Olympics. bit.ly/3rZLn2K
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Putin’s actions are a direct attack on the sovereignty of all States that were once in the Soviet Union, and beyond. Russia is in clear violation of the United Nations charter and should be held accountable.
Madeleine Albright was an astute stateswoman, scholar, and a true champion for freedom and democracy. She was a trailblazer in her field. My colleagues and I at the Foundations mourn her passing today. We will miss her.
George Soros and former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright at a benefit hosted by the International Rescue Committee in New York City on November 6, 2013. 
Photo: © Neilson Barnard/Getty
Growing up in Hungary and living through the Nazi occupation was a formative experience. Seeing my father persevere in the face of evil and help others has informed my worldview and inspired my commitment to building open societies. More about my life at trib.al/tOv5vu7.
Tivadar Soros with his sons, George and Paul, in 1935.
I was devastated to learn of the death of Natasha Khalil, who was killed in a terrorist attack en route to her job at the Afghan IHRC. Natasha was a graduate of the American University of Central Asia, which I helped found along with the U.S. government.
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Afghanistan Independent Human Right Commission announced that its employees lost their lives when their car was targeted by an IED. “They were Fatima Khalil, a Donor Liaison Officer and Jawid Folad, a driver."
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It is important that both the transatlantic alliance (the United States, Canada, the European Union, and the United Kingdom) but also other nations do whatever is in their power to support Ukraine in its time of existential threat.
Due to an unavoidable scheduling conflict, regrettably I cannot attend the Annual Meeting in Davos this year as I have in past years. I plan to deliver a speech in Munich on the eve of the . Details to come.