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Pierre Chiartano
Pierre Chiartano, Consulting Editor of Blitz is an internationally acclaimed journalist and veteran war correspondent. He is a Senior Analyst at Institute for Global Studies, former reporter and analyst foreign affairs at Liberal Quotidiano. He studied Studied at International journalism MA IGS- Stato maggiore difesa and modern standard Arabia at the Institut superiéur de langue de Tunis (BOURGIBA SCHOOL). Pierre Chiartano is a producer at Rai1 TV.
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Nancy Pelosi’s Taiwan trip, an open provocation
Nancy Pelosi’s visit to Taipei looks like an open provocation to Beijing. But it could be just a “biz as usual” for the Taiwanese,...
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The financial oligarchies have lost their Italian servant
The strange political crisis in Italy needs an inside investigation to uncover its real nature. To understand the fall of the main European pillar...
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The anti-Christian Pope and the Vatican coup d’état
This Pope, by supporting totally the vaccine ideology, denied the foundations of Christian thought based on the concept of free will. Vatican pushing for...
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Klaus Schwab and the globalist Black bible
Klaus Schwab is the notorious founder of the Davos Initiative and author of several books describing the future.
The time has come for us to...
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Davos agenda is the last harbor for global wizards
Davos agenda is the last harbor for global wizards and COVID scam is the tool, a last desperate attempt, to prevent people from reacting...
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Neo-Nazis and corporatocracy soldiers in Ukraine
Now possibly we are witnessing new chapter of corporatocracy soldiers in Ukraine with ‘Nazi’ brigades such as Azov, Aidar, Pravy and others.
The corporatocracy’s army...
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How militaries messed up genome
The Universal Declaration on the Human Genome and Human Rights was adopted unanimously and by acclamation at UNESCO's 29th General Conference on 11 November...
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Western mainstream media is Biden-Zelensky’s propaganda puppets
The mainstream media in Europe, and likewise in the US, are basically Biden's (and Zelensky’s) propaganda puppets.
A war's first victim is Truth, stated the...
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Ongoing health totalitarianism of today’s world
In Italy, for instance, intellectuals like Massimo Cacciari, Giorgio Agamben and Franco Cardini have started to react, warning about the shrinking of freedoms, the...
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Islam versus Capitalism
Some years ago, on these columns, I wrote about Capitalism vs Democracy. At that time, it was a fully engaged war along a war-front...
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Ukraine is at commercial battle with neighbors
On September 20, Poland’s Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said his country is no longer sending weapons to Ukraine. The day before, Polish President Andrzej Duda told journalists that “Ukraine is behaving like a drowning person clinging to anything available”, adding that “a drowning person is extremely dangerous,...
Armenian extremist militants have been brainwashed
Armenia entered a deep social crisis. As a consequence of the start of another military conflict in Artsakh, the Armenian government became completely discredited by the local people, having many mass protests against Nikol Pashinyan. The crisis is likely to worsen in the coming days, considering the...
US engagement with Bangladesh raises concerns
It has become increasingly evident that the United States is focusing its long-term strategy on Bangladesh, as the Biden administration places the country on its radar. While the Biden administration portrays itself as deeply concerned about democracy in Bangladesh, the underlying agenda appears to be positioning Bangladesh...
Joe Biden’s UNGA speech contradicts America’s actions
President Joe Biden's address at the 78th session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) serves as a stark reminder of the divergence between his rhetoric and the actions of the United States.
Biden emphasized the United States' pursuit of "a more secure, more prosperous, more equitable world...
US embassy has started enforcing visa ban on Bangladeshi media persons
Within less than 24 hours of US ambassador Peter Haas stating Washington will include journalists under visa ban, the US Embassy in Dhaka has already started enforcing such sanctions targeting dozens of individuals including media persons in the country.
In a tweet on September 25, 2023, US Embassy...
The future of warfare will be AI-enabled
Throughout the annals of human history, technological advancements have consistently translated into military superiority. Nations that adeptly incorporate new technologies into their military capabilities often gain a substantial edge over their adversaries. The same principle is poised to hold true for artificial intelligence (AI), which has triggered...
US set to impose sanctions on dozens of Bangladeshis using Global Magnitsky Act from October
After enforcing visa ban from September 22, 2023, Biden administration now is taking preparations for imposing sanctions under Global Magnitsky Act targeting at least 30 Bangladeshi nationals, most of whom have laundered huge amount of money, purchased properties and invested in numerous business ventures in the United...
Google DeepMind’s AI tool analyzes genetic mutations
Researchers at DeepMind, a subsidiary of Google specializing in artificial intelligence (AI), have unveiled a groundbreaking tool that predicts the potential pathogenicity of genetic mutations, offering significant potential for rare disease research.
This innovative tool is designed to assess "missense mutations", genetic alterations characterized by a single nucleotide...
Bob Menendez: A legacy of corruption and the campaign against Bangladesh
Accused of bribery, Bob Menendez, the Chairman of the United States Congress's high-level Senate Foreign Relations Committee, has been forced to resign. Allegations of corruption have been raised against Menendez and his wife.
The roots of the current investigation trace back to at least 2019, as reported by...
Cocaine trade is booming in South America
The cocaine trade is experiencing a resurgence in South America, bouncing back from a downturn caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Despite the intriguing positions of several regional countries, Latin America has yet to engage in a serious discussion about its drug policy, instead clinging to the prohibitionist...
How Nobel laureates Grameen Bank and Muhammad Yunus turned un-noble
In the sphere of microfinance and poverty alleviation, Professor Muhammad Yunus and the Grameen Bank have been celebrated as nothing short of luminaries. Their work has not only been globally acclaimed but has also been honored with the highest of accolades, including the Nobel Peace Prize. However,...
Signal is adding post-quantum cryptography
Signal is taking proactive steps to ensure the security of its encrypted messaging platform in the face of potential quantum computing threats. The Signal Foundation, the non-profit organization behind the Signal messaging app, has announced an upgrade to its Extended Triple Diffie-Hellman (X3DH) specification. This upgrade, known...