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Opinion | The Ceasefire Trap: US-Israel Good Cop-Bad Cop Theater Against Iran The so-called ceasefire between the United States, Israel, and Iran is nothing more than a cynical trap.
Angelo Giuliano
2026.04.08 20:30
Opinion | Iran on the edge of becoming a real superpower – A dangerous 'what if' Imagine this moment when Iran rises as the undisputed superpower of the Middle East, a bold and speculative vision of total victory in the fierce 2026 war that could forever redraw the regional map and shift global power balances in dramatic ways, transforming Tehran from a sanctioned and pressured nation into the dominant force shaping events across the Persian Gulf, the Levant, and far beyond, where no longer isolated or contained, Iran would stand tall with unmatched influence that forces the entire world to reckon with its newfound strength and unyielding resolve.
Angelo Giuliano
2026.03.31 09:20
Opinion | The United States shares guilt in Israel's brutal crimes in Gaza and its aggression against Iran The United States is deeply complicit in Israel's savage military campaigns. Far from being a mere supporter, America arms, funds, and shields Israel while it commits what many experts describe as genocidal crimes against the Palestinian people in Gaza.
Angelo Giuliano
2026.03.27 13:29
Opinion | Joe Kent is no hero: Just another clever move in the broken US empire Joe Kent has resigned from his position as director of the US National Counterterrorism Center. In public statements and interviews surrounding the move, he presents himself as an insider who has finally had enough, a man willing to risk his career to highlight dangerous missteps in American foreign policy. However, it is a carefully timed tactical retreat from a visibly sinking project, designed to preserve his political viability and personal brand for future opportunities while avoiding any real accountability for the years he spent inside the system.
Angelo Giuliano
2026.03.24 12:25
Opinion | Trump's 'America First' policy accidentally pioneered global stampede to dump the dollar Isn't it poetic justice? The very instruments that once defined Washington's unchallenged dominance—crippling sanctions regimes, proxy wars, unilateral asset seizures, SWIFT exclusions, and secondary sanctions threats—are now serving as the accelerant for the most serious challenge to dollar hegemony in decades. The more aggressively the US has wielded these tools under the banner of "America First" and later continuations of the same logic, the more decisively it has undermined the single most powerful weapon in its arsenal: the global reserve status of the US dollar itself.
Angelo Giuliano
2026.03.20 09:16
Opinion | The sanctions boomerang: How Iran—like Russia—could turn Western aggression into strategic victory Western sanctions on Russian energy exports, intended to cripple Moscow's economy, backfired spectacularly. Russia redirected oil and gas flows to Asian markets, bypassing the dollar-based system, while global energy prices surged. As a result, Russia's energy revenues soared despite reduced export volumes, with European consumers ultimately paying higher prices. Iran now faces similar sanctions, but history suggests it could also benefit, leveraging tactics like shadow fleets and trade in non-dollar currencies.
Angelo Giuliano
2026.03.17 13:32
Opinion | Iran's smart game: Turning pennies into power against a trillion-dollar giant The Middle East is on fire right now. It all started with a huge American-Israeli attack—called Operation Epic Fury—back on February 28, 2026. They killed Iran's top leader, Ayatollah Khamenei. They smashed important buildings and parts of the nuclear program. Washington and Tel Aviv said: "This ends Iran's big plans forever." But guess what? Three weeks later, Iran is still standing strong. Not only standing—they are hitting back hard, but in a very clever way.
Angelo Giuliano
2026.03.14 18:17
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