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Opinion | The rise of the global majority: A new world is already here – and the old powers cannot stop it Right now, the world is crossing a threshold that future historians will mark as one of the most important peaceful turning points in centuries, because after many decades during which a small group of Western countries believed they had the permanent right to write the rules, set the prices, judge every other culture, and shape the destiny of the entire planet, that unnatural era is quietly but irreversibly ending.

Angelo Giuliano

2026.01.01 18:30

Opinion | The rise of the global majority: A new world is already here – and the old powers cannot stop it

Opinion | The rise of the global majority: A new world is already here – and the old powers cannot stop it

Opinion | Thinking the unthinkable: The quiet shift in silver pricing Today we are thinking the unthinkable—really thinking the unthinkable—because the numbers on the screen are no longer behaving as expected. The Shanghai Gold Exchange has fixed physical spot silver between $79.10 and $79.35 per ounce, while the COMEX March futures contract settles at $72.82, creating a structural premium of more than six and a half dollars. This gap is not shrinking. It is not being arbitraged away in any meaningful sense. Instead, it sits there, day after day, quietly declaring that the old rules governing global silver pricing may no longer hold.

Angelo Giuliano

2025.12.30 09:03

Opinion | Thinking the unthinkable: The quiet shift in silver pricing

Opinion | Thinking the unthinkable: The quiet shift in silver pricing

Opinion | The EU's crackdown on dissent: Sanctions, free speech, and the erosion of rule of law in Europe As of December 26, 2025, the European Union continues to expand its use of restrictive measures against individuals it accuses of spreading "pro-Russian propaganda" or engaging in activities that allegedly undermine European security. These sanctions, imposed by the unelected European Council, now target not only Russian nationals but also European citizens and residents. The measures include asset freezes and travel bans, applied without any court hearing, criminal charges, or opportunity for legal defense.

Angelo Giuliano

2025.12.29 14:30

Opinion | The EU's crackdown on dissent: Sanctions, free speech, and the erosion of rule of law in Europe

Opinion | The EU's crackdown on dissent: Sanctions, free speech, and the erosion of rule of law in Europe

Opinion | Russia's strong reply: Did Europe make a big mistake? Picture this: You are the European Union — rich, powerful, and united. You have frozen 210 billion euros of Russia's central bank money sitting in European banks. You decide this money can be used as a tool to help Ukraine in the war, punishing Russia without sending soldiers or starting a direct fight. It feels like a smart and safe way to show strength. But then, in just a few days, Russia fights back hard — not with weapons, but with clever and painful money moves.

Angelo Giuliano

2025.12.27 12:25

Opinion | Russia's strong reply: Did Europe make a big mistake?

Opinion | Russia's strong reply: Did Europe make a big mistake?

Opinion | The true social credit experiment: Brussels, not Beijing For years, Western leaders and media have thundered about China's "social credit system" (a dystopian nightmare where a single score punishes dissent, bans travel, and ruins lives). A totalitarian horror, they cried. Yet what is China's system, really? Independent analyses have long shown it's a fragmented patchwork of blacklists focused on enforcing debts, court judgments, and business regulations (no omnipotent personal score dominating citizens' daily existence).

Angelo Giuliano

2025.12.19 13:30

Opinion | The true social credit experiment: Brussels, not Beijing

Opinion | The true social credit experiment: Brussels, not Beijing

Opinion | The rise of the global majority: A new world is already here – and the old powers cannot stop it

Opinion | The rise of the global majority: A new world is already here – and the old powers cannot stop it

Opinion | The rise of the global majority: A new world is already here – and the old powers cannot stop it Right now, the world is crossing a threshold that future historians will mark as one of the most important peaceful turning points in centuries, because after many decades during which a small group of Western countries believed they had the permanent right to write the rules, set the prices, judge every other culture, and shape the destiny of the entire planet, that unnatural era is quietly but irreversibly ending.

Angelo Giuliano

2026.01.01 18:30

Opinion | Thinking the unthinkable: The quiet shift in silver pricing

Opinion | Thinking the unthinkable: The quiet shift in silver pricing

Opinion | Thinking the unthinkable: The quiet shift in silver pricing Today we are thinking the unthinkable—really thinking the unthinkable—because the numbers on the screen are no longer behaving as expected. The Shanghai Gold Exchange has fixed physical spot silver between $79.10 and $79.35 per ounce, while the COMEX March futures contract settles at $72.82, creating a structural premium of more than six and a half dollars. This gap is not shrinking. It is not being arbitraged away in any meaningful sense. Instead, it sits there, day after day, quietly declaring that the old rules governing global silver pricing may no longer hold.

Angelo Giuliano

2025.12.30 09:03

Opinion | The EU's crackdown on dissent: Sanctions, free speech, and the erosion of rule of law in Europe

Opinion | The EU's crackdown on dissent: Sanctions, free speech, and the erosion of rule of law in Europe

Opinion | The EU's crackdown on dissent: Sanctions, free speech, and the erosion of rule of law in Europe As of December 26, 2025, the European Union continues to expand its use of restrictive measures against individuals it accuses of spreading "pro-Russian propaganda" or engaging in activities that allegedly undermine European security. These sanctions, imposed by the unelected European Council, now target not only Russian nationals but also European citizens and residents. The measures include asset freezes and travel bans, applied without any court hearing, criminal charges, or opportunity for legal defense.

Angelo Giuliano

2025.12.29 14:30

Opinion | Russia's strong reply: Did Europe make a big mistake?

Opinion | Russia's strong reply: Did Europe make a big mistake?

Opinion | Russia's strong reply: Did Europe make a big mistake? Picture this: You are the European Union — rich, powerful, and united. You have frozen 210 billion euros of Russia's central bank money sitting in European banks. You decide this money can be used as a tool to help Ukraine in the war, punishing Russia without sending soldiers or starting a direct fight. It feels like a smart and safe way to show strength. But then, in just a few days, Russia fights back hard — not with weapons, but with clever and painful money moves.

Angelo Giuliano

2025.12.27 12:25

Opinion | The true social credit experiment: Brussels, not Beijing

Opinion | The true social credit experiment: Brussels, not Beijing

Opinion | The true social credit experiment: Brussels, not Beijing For years, Western leaders and media have thundered about China's "social credit system" (a dystopian nightmare where a single score punishes dissent, bans travel, and ruins lives). A totalitarian horror, they cried. Yet what is China's system, really? Independent analyses have long shown it's a fragmented patchwork of blacklists focused on enforcing debts, court judgments, and business regulations (no omnipotent personal score dominating citizens' daily existence).

Angelo Giuliano

2025.12.19 13:30

Opinion | Japan: America's permanent pawn – how a nation became the empire's reusable tool

Opinion | Japan: America's permanent pawn – how a nation became the empire's reusable tool

Opinion | Japan: America's permanent pawn – how a nation became the empire's reusable tool If you want to see how a superpower treats its "allies," you don't need to look at treaties or speeches. You just need to look at Japan. For nearly a century, the United States has turned Japan into the world's clearest example of a "geopolitical instrument"—a country that is built up, broken down, and remade to serve American interests. This is not a partnership between equals. It is a cycle of control. And as tensions rise with China, the U.S. is reaching for its most reliable tool once more.

Angelo Giuliano

2025.12.10 13:29

Opinion | Venezuela's strategic posture: The architecture of asymmetric deterrence

Opinion | Venezuela's strategic posture: The architecture of asymmetric deterrence

Opinion | Venezuela's strategic posture: The architecture of asymmetric deterrence Covering this region, the strategic reality on the ground is clear: the dominant concern within defense and political circles is not a full-scale ground invasion, an endeavor widely viewed as logistically improbable and politically untenable. Instead, the operational and psychological focus is on countering the sustained, multidimensional pressure of sanctions and the ever-present threat of targeted stand-off strikes.

Angelo Giuliano

2025.12.08 12:31

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