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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 | 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 | 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

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

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

Opinion | The looming threat: False flags and the pretext for war in Venezuela The escalating tension between the United States and Venezuela resembles a slow-burning fuse. While the rhetoric from Washington is already heated, a full-scale military intervention is not the immediate, inevitable next step.

Angelo Giuliano

2025.12.01 15:30

Opinion | The looming threat: False flags and the pretext for war in Venezuela

Opinion | The looming threat: False flags and the pretext for war in Venezuela

Opinion | Diplomatic theater: How the West's 'good cop, bad cop' strategy shapes the Ukraine conflict The landscape of modern diplomacy increasingly resembles psychological theater, where perception management trumps traditional negotiation. The Ukraine conflict has revealed a sophisticated Western strategy merging manipulation techniques with power politics. This coordinated "good cop, bad cop" approach, enhanced by behavioral economics principles, represents a carefully orchestrated campaign to control both the narrative and ultimate outcome of the conflict.

Angelo Giuliano

2025.11.28 19:29

Opinion | Diplomatic theater: How the West's 'good cop, bad cop' strategy shapes the Ukraine conflict

Opinion | Diplomatic theater: How the West's 'good cop, bad cop' strategy shapes the Ukraine conflict

Opinion | China didn't want to lead the world – It just refused to stay poor: Thirty years inside the end of the unipolar era I came to China in 1995 because I wanted to see Deng Xiaoping's reforms with my own eyes. I stayed thirty years. But the longer I stay, the clearer it becomes: this story is not about me, and it is not even primarily about China. It is about the end of one era and the beginning of another.

Angelo Giuliano

2025.11.22 14:20

Opinion | China didn't want to lead the world – It just refused to stay poor: Thirty years inside the end of the unipolar era

Opinion | China didn't want to lead the world – It just refused to stay poor: Thirty years inside the end of the unipolar era

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

Opinion | The looming threat: False flags and the pretext for war in Venezuela

Opinion | The looming threat: False flags and the pretext for war in Venezuela

Opinion | The looming threat: False flags and the pretext for war in Venezuela The escalating tension between the United States and Venezuela resembles a slow-burning fuse. While the rhetoric from Washington is already heated, a full-scale military intervention is not the immediate, inevitable next step.

Angelo Giuliano

2025.12.01 15:30

Opinion | Diplomatic theater: How the West's 'good cop, bad cop' strategy shapes the Ukraine conflict

Opinion | Diplomatic theater: How the West's 'good cop, bad cop' strategy shapes the Ukraine conflict

Opinion | Diplomatic theater: How the West's 'good cop, bad cop' strategy shapes the Ukraine conflict The landscape of modern diplomacy increasingly resembles psychological theater, where perception management trumps traditional negotiation. The Ukraine conflict has revealed a sophisticated Western strategy merging manipulation techniques with power politics. This coordinated "good cop, bad cop" approach, enhanced by behavioral economics principles, represents a carefully orchestrated campaign to control both the narrative and ultimate outcome of the conflict.

Angelo Giuliano

2025.11.28 19:29

Opinion | China didn't want to lead the world – It just refused to stay poor: Thirty years inside the end of the unipolar era

Opinion | China didn't want to lead the world – It just refused to stay poor: Thirty years inside the end of the unipolar era

Opinion | China didn't want to lead the world – It just refused to stay poor: Thirty years inside the end of the unipolar era I came to China in 1995 because I wanted to see Deng Xiaoping's reforms with my own eyes. I stayed thirty years. But the longer I stay, the clearer it becomes: this story is not about me, and it is not even primarily about China. It is about the end of one era and the beginning of another.

Angelo Giuliano

2025.11.22 14:20

Opinion | The Empire's puppet strings: Soros NGOs as USAID, NED, and CIA fronts

Opinion | The Empire's puppet strings: Soros NGOs as USAID, NED, and CIA fronts

Opinion | The Empire's puppet strings: Soros NGOs as USAID, NED, and CIA fronts George Soros's sprawling NGO empire operates as a direct extension of USAID, the National Endowment for Democracy (NED), and the CIA. This shadowy alliance cloaks U.S. imperialism in the rhetoric of democracy, human rights, and progress, all to subjugate nations that dare resist Washington's global dominance.

Angelo Giuliano

2025.11.19 17:00

Opinion | Trump's high-stakes poker bluff: Rejects Venezuela's oil surrender, sends warships for a steal

Opinion | Trump's high-stakes poker bluff: Rejects Venezuela's oil surrender, sends warships for a steal

Opinion | Trump's high-stakes poker bluff: Rejects Venezuela's oil surrender, sends warships for a steal In the stifling heat of Caracas, where generators rattle through the night and families queue for hours just to buy bread, Nicolás Maduro played his last card: hand over Venezuela's oil and gold to the United States in exchange for survival. But Donald Trump, barely settled into his second term, didn't just fold the offer—he tossed it back with contempt and shoved a fleet of warships across the table. This is not negotiation. It is aggression dressed as strategy, a mafia-style shakedown where the world's most powerful military demands not peace, but total plunder.

Angelo Giuliano

2025.11.15 15:36

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