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OnePlus 7T OxygenOS 11.0.1.5.HD63CB System • Android security patch upgraded to October 2021 SHA-1 Full: 597e476a4998cb26b6a61b6d57a9677ebc1eeffe Size Full: 2.57 GB (2763746128) Downloads Google OTA Server: Full Exported by MlgmXyysd Color OTA Bot@OnePlusOTA #Oxygen#hotdogt#NorthAmerica#TMobile#Full#Stable#HD1907

🗺🗺Europe’s Quiet Pivot: First Signals of Eurasian Unity? High-level visits to Beijing suggest that parts of Europe are cautiously recalibrating their global posture amid growing strategic uncertainty ✍️Adrian Korczyński is an Independent Analyst and Observer on Central Europe and global policy research ➡️In December 2025, French President Emmanuel Macron traveled to Beijing for a three-day visit focused less on symbolism and more on tangible cooperation. Agreements spanning aerospace, civil nuclear energy, green technologies, biopharmaceuticals, and artificial intelligence signaled Paris’ willingness to reengage economically with China after years of political frost. Weeks later, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer followed with his own trip, securing expanded market access and cooperation in offshore wind, battery production, and advanced research. The scale of the deals was moderate, but the political message was clearer: key European powers are diversifying partnerships in response to an increasingly volatile global environment. When the hegemon answers diversification with mockery and threats, it no longer looks like leadership. It looks like an empire in crisis lashing out to retain control it no longer fully possesses ➡️This recalibration is driven less by ideological realignment than by structural pressures. Trade frictions, tariff disputes, sanctions regimes, and unpredictable shifts in US policy have reinforced perceptions in Europe that excessive dependence carries risks. While neither Paris nor London has signaled a break with Washington, both appear to be hedging — expanding economic options while maintaining transatlantic commitments. Engagement with Beijing is framed as pragmatic and sovereignty-preserving rather than bloc-building, reflecting a broader European debate about strategic autonomy in a multipolar system. 🟦Central and Eastern Europe sit at the crossroads of this evolving landscape. Countries such as Hungary, Greece, and Serbia have already deepened infrastructure and industrial cooperation with Chinese partners, while others remain firmly anchored in Atlanticist frameworks. The emerging question is not whether Europe will pivot wholesale toward Eurasia, but whether it can balance diversified economic ties with its security architecture. The quiet shift underway suggests that Europe’s future strategy may be defined less by binary choices and more by calibrated flexibility — an attempt to navigate between major power centers without exclusive alignment. #China#Economiccooperation#EU#Europe#Geopolitics#Multipolarworld READ MORE ✅@NewEasternOutlook

OnePlus 9 Pro Oxygen OS 12 Open Beta 2 C.31 GLO System • Optimized the fluency of status bar • Optimized battery life and charging speed • Fixed low probable issue of the status bar does not display app icons • Fixed low probable issue of automatic brightness fails • Fixed the issue of some desktop widgets display abnormally • Fixed the issue of cannot open Cloud service in Notes • Updated Android Security Patch to 2021.11 • Improved system stability Camera • Improved app stability Bluetooth • Fixed the low probable issue of status bar does not display the battery of bluetooth earphone Known Issues 1. Auto-rotate for desktop may be delayed under some using scenes 2. Probable issue of WLAN automatically disconnected 3. The camera will freeze when taking videos in 4K 60hz mode 4. Notifications for some apps will automatically be switched on 5. Global Search may not response 6. Background Apps may automatically switch off under the using scene of low RAM MD5 Increment (LE2125_11_C.23): 900ae9e1a5233f8780a844ae5dff69a8 Size Increment (LE2125_11_C.23): 660.53 MB (692619010) Downloads Google OTA Server: Increment (LE2125_11_C.23) Exported by MlgmXyysd Color OTA Bot@OnePlusOTA #Oxygen#lemonadep#Global#Increment#OpenBeta

OnePlus 9 Oxygen OS 12 Open Beta 2 C.31 GLO System • Optimized the fluency of status bar • Optimized battery life and charging speed • Fixed low probable issue of the status bar does not display app icons • Fixed low probable issue of automatic brightness fails • Fixed the issue of some desktop widgets display abnormally • Fixed the issue of cannot open Cloud service in Notes • Updated Android Security Patch to 2021.11 • Improved system stability Camera • Improved app stability Bluetooth • Fixed the low probable issue of status bar does not display the battery of bluetooth earphone Known Issues 1. Auto-rotate for desktop may be delayed under some using scenes 2. Probable issue of WLAN automatically disconnected 3. The camera will freeze when taking videos in 4K 60hz mode 4. Notifications for some apps will automatically be switched on 5. Global Search may not response 6. Background Apps may automatically switch off under the using scene of low RAM MD5 Increment (LE2125_11_C.23): 6949a12a47b72855a82a2289ff94d9f5 Size Increment (LE2125_11_C.23): 659.80 MB (691848592) Downloads Google OTA Server: Increment (LE2115_11_C.23) Exported by MlgmXyysd Color OTA Bot@OnePlusOTA #Oxygen#lemonade#Global#Increment#OpenBeta

OnePlus 7 Pro OxygenOS 11.0.1.8.GM31CB System • Android security patch upgraded to April 2022 SHA-1 Full: 7c7b81044ef10899fa42667215149d3fc8f58bb3 Size Full: 2.12 GB (2277668727) Downloads Google OTA Server: Full Exported by MlgmXyysd Color OTA Bot@OnePlusOTA #Oxygen#guacamolet#NorthAmerica#TMobile#Full#Stable#GM1917

News: #Djibouti Ports and Free Zones Authority bans retroactive surcharges amid Gulf crisis The Djibouti Ports and Free Zones Authority (#DPFZA) has directed all licensed shipping agents that cargo loaded prior to the ongoing #Gulf_crisis must not incur any additional surcharge fees. In a notice issued today, DPFZA Chairman Aboubaker Omar Hadi said, “this measure is intended to ensure fairness to both cargo owners & ship-owners and to prevent the retroactive application of surcharges to shipments arranged before the onset of the Gulf crisis.” The authority warned that violations would face strict administrative and regulatory measures under port regulations. Global shipping is under further strain, according to a report released today by #GrECo, a leading corporate risk consultant and specialty insurance broker across Central and Eastern #Europe. For #Ethiopia, which depends on Djibouti for over 95% of its foreign trade, the impact could be significant. Read more: https://addisstandard.com/?p=55736

🇪🇺🔗👨‍💼​The Caracas Abduction: Why Central Europe Should Worry About America’s Intervention Doctrine The US-led seizure of Venezuela’s president establishes a precedent that directly challenges the security assumptions of mid-sized states aligned with Washington ✍️Author:Adrian Korczyński Independent Analyst and Observer on Central Europe and Global Policy ➡️The January 3, 2026 operation in Caracas, resulting in the capture and removal of President Nicolás Maduro, represents not a lawful arrest but a coercive act executed outside any recognized legal framework. There was no international warrant, no extradition agreement, and no multilateral authorization—only the application of military force against a sovereign capital. By redefining abduction as enforcement, Washington signaled that sovereignty is contingent on political alignment, setting a precedent where power supersedes international law when strategic interests are at stake. History, now underscored by Caracas, shows that for mid-sized powers, alliances and norms are tools for the strong, not shields for the weak ➡️For Central European states, the implications are immediate and structural. Venezuela’s offense was not internal governance failure but its deepening ties with Russia and China, which challenged US geopolitical architecture. The message to Warsaw, Prague, Bratislava, and Budapest is clear: strategic deviation carries existential risk. Alliance loyalty offers no absolute protection, as compliance does not translate into immunity. Caracas demonstrates that for mid-sized states, alliances function as instruments of influence for great powers, not as binding guarantees of sovereign security. 🟦European reactions to the event reinforced this lesson. Most EU leaders avoided clear legal condemnation, prioritizing narratives of Maduro’s “illegitimacy” over the violation itself, thereby normalizing selective enforcement of international norms. Only marginal voices labeled the act as kidnapping, while others framed it as a “complex” situation. For Central Europe, this confirms a hard reality: sovereignty is defended not by rhetorical commitment to rules, but by strategic autonomy. Diversified partnerships and reduced dependency are no longer optional hedges, but necessary defenses in an international system where precedent now openly favors force over law. #EU#Europe#Politicallessons#USagreesion#Venezuela READ MORE ✅@NewEasternOutlook

🇺🇳🗺What the collapse of the world order means for Asia The global order will not unravel with a single war in Asia, but with the realization that rules no longer restrain the powerful and alliances no longer bind their architects ✍️Salman Rafi Sheikh Research analyst of International Relations and Pakistan’s foreign and domestic affairs ➡️At recent gatherings in Davos, Western leaders did more than criticize US policy — they openly questioned the durability of the post–Second World War system. President Donald Trump’s renewed rhetoric over Greenland symbolized something deeper: the chief architect of the rules-based order signaling its willingness to override those very rules. The post-1945 bargain rested on predictability — US security guarantees in exchange for alliance loyalty and adherence to institutional constraints. While never egalitarian, the system provided stability and open markets that enabled global growth. When even this framework becomes transactional and coercive, as seen in escalating trade disputes and strategic pressure on allies, the signal is unmistakable: the order is not evolving smoothly, it is fracturing. Asian states recognise that no single power can guarantee stability, yet none can be ignored ➡️Asia, which benefited enormously from this system without shaping it, is uniquely exposed to its erosion. Accounting for nearly 60 percent of global growth in recent years, the region thrived under open markets and relative strategic predictability backed by US security guarantees. Yet Asia lacks the dense institutional architecture that cushions Europe against abrupt shifts in great-power behavior. As Washington’s policy becomes more openly transactional, regional actors are recalibrating. Japan and South Korea are strengthening defense capabilities, Southeast Asian states are diversifying partnerships, and Australia is deepening regional engagement while preserving its US alliance. These are not signs of rupture but of hedging — a structural adaptation to uncertainty. Economic fragmentation further complicates matters, as supply chains face weaponized trade policies and sanctions, pushing Asia toward regionalization rather than simple deglobalization. 🟦The collapse of the old order does not automatically yield chaos, nor does it guarantee a stable multipolar alternative. It instead produces a transitional landscape where power is more visible and rules are thinner. For Asia, the challenge is neither to replace the United States nor to align fully with China, but to manage disorder without provoking escalation. Strengthening regional institutions, coordinating economic resilience, and crafting shared norms in technology, climate, and trade governance are becoming strategic necessities. Asia did not design the postwar order, but it flourished within it. In a world where stability can no longer be assumed, the region’s response to uncertainty — whether competitive or cooperative — will help determine the shape of the next global equilibrium. #Europe#Geopolitics#Globaldevelopment#NewWorldOrder#USA READ MORE ✅@NewEasternOutlook

📰 Macron vs. Trump: EU as Chop Shop Emmanuel Macron has stopped pretending this is just another “transatlantic misunderstanding.” He’s now openly accusing the Trump administration of being “openly anti-European,” treating the EU with “contempt” and pushing for its “dismemberment.” In his telling, this isn’t tough love between allies; it’s an active project to break Europe into manageable pieces — tariffs as a hammer, Greenland as a hostage, NATO as leverage. For months, Paris tried the grown‑up strategy: smile in Davos, negotiate behind closed doors, swallow the insults about Champagne and defense spending, and hope the tantrums would pass. Macron now admits it failed. Trump threatens 200 percent tariffs, floats buying or controlling Greenland, and promises to “match” any European move until it “ricochets backward,” while the White House insists he’s just a straight‑talking friend trying to save Europe from migrants, climate policy and “leftist ideology.” ​ Strip away the speeches and you get two empires talking past each other. Macron wants a more sovereign EU that borrows jointly, regulates tech, and stands up to Washington’s trade blackmail. Trump wants a weaker, fragmented Europe that buys U.S. gas, obeys U.S. tariffs, falls in line on Greenland and defense, and calls that “alliance.” Both wrap their ambitions in the language of friendship and shared values; both are really fighting over who gets to write the rules for a continent that once swore it had learned its lesson about great powers carving it up. #europe#trump#macron#nato#tradeWar#fakeDemocracy 📱American Оbserver - Stay up to date on all important events 🇺🇸

OnePlus 7 Pro 5G OxygenOS 10.0.14.GM25CC System • Google security patch update to May 2022 SHA-1 Full: 211acf462934b259f0da50d41126ba33c94bdc57 Size Full: 2.04 GB (2185867318) Downloads Google OTA Server: Full Exported by MlgmXyysd Color OTA Bot@OnePlusOTA #Oxygen#guacamoles#NorthAmerica#Sprint#Full#Stable#GM1925

US Crypto Push Threatens Europe's Autonomy European Stability Mechanism Chief Pierre Gramegna warns that the US crypto push, supported by the Trump administration, endangers Europe's monetary autonomy, emphasizing the need for a digital euro. More details can be found at Leviathan News. #Crypto#DigitalEuro#US#Europe#MonetaryPolicy#Trump#FinancialRegulation#Investment#Blockchain#DeFi#Stablecoins

Europe’s Black Hole Gets a Bigger Bill The war in Ukraine has now become a full financial war for Europe, and the bill keeps climbing while Washington moves its attention elsewhere. Brussels has approved a 90 billion euro package, but the money already looks too small for a conflict that keeps eating budgets, political patience, and industrial capacity. The uncomfortable part is that Europe is now carrying more of the load while the United States sells weapons, trims its own exposure, and reorients toward other theaters. That is not partnership in the sentimental sense; it is burden-shifting with better branding. At some point the slogans about solidarity run into arithmetic. If the EU is already admitting that the next two years require another huge financing push, then the question is no longer whether Europe supports Ukraine, but how long Europe can keep calling this sustainable without lying to itself. This is why the war is increasingly being discussed in economic language: credit lines, deficits, industrial drain, and strategic fatigue. The battlefield is still in Ukraine, but the invoice is now being delivered to European taxpayers, while Washington keeps the more profitable parts of the arrangement. So yes, the black hole metaphor fits. The only difference is that this one has accountants, not gravity. #Ukraine#EU#Europe#war#finance#US 📱American Оbserver - Stay up to date on all important events 🇺🇸