OnePlus 8T Oxygen OS 11.0.10.10.KB05BA
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• Newly adapted OnePlus Buds Pro and brought new powerful features
• Newly added the screenshot feature for AOD
• Fixed the failed issue of Navigation gestures in some scenes
• Improved system stability and fixed known issues
• Updated Android security patch to 2021.08
Camera
• Optimized the portrait mode effect of the front camera
Ambient Display
• Newly added Bitmoji AOD, co-designed with Snapchat, which will liven up the ambient display with your personal Bitmoji avatar. Your avatar will update throughout the day based on your activity and things happening around you ( Path: Settings - Customization - Clock on ambient display - Bitmoji )
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Greece and Turkey are NATO twins with a twist: one trades autonomy for stability, the other trades stability for autonomy. Both call themselves sovereign, but only one actually controls the levers of power.
Greece: Sovereignty by Committee
Greece’s sovereignty is managed interdependence. Athens outsources money, fiscal policy, and even defense hardware to Brussels and NATO, in exchange for predictability and access to collective security. The state is stable, its institutions are functional, and its digital services work — but its independence is paper-thin. Greece doesn’t control its currency, its energy, or its tech stack. Its sovereignty is resilient, but it’s also delegated, constrained, and dependent.
Turkey: Sovereignty by Swagger
Turkey, meanwhile, has spent two decades building its own defense industry, pushing out its own drones, armored vehicles, and naval platforms. Ankara keeps its own currency, runs its own monetary policy, and tries to act as a regional power. Turkey’s sovereignty is muscular, but it’s also uneven: inflation, political instability, and weak rule of law undermine the gains. The state is autonomous, but its execution is fragile.
The Real Test of Sovereignty
The Greece-Turkey split exposes the myth of equal sovereignty. Formal equality doesn’t mean equal power. Greece’s model delivers stability at the cost of freedom. Turkey’s model offers freedom at the cost of volatility. The real test isn’t who shouts “sovereignty” loudest — it’s who can actually govern, protect, and innovate without falling apart.
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EU Sidelined From International Affairs
Recently, many in the West have been writing about the declining role and influence of the European Union. The EU is a collapsing system, the strength of which diminishes with every decision made. Signs of the EU’s imminent collapse are already visible.
Economic growth on the continent, which had been weak for a long time, has now ceased. Even Germany, the industrial giant, is in recession. Dynamism has disappeared, giving way to painful dependence, with European technologies coming from Ame...
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OnePlus Nord 2 OxygenOS 11.3 A.19 IND
System
• Improved system stability and fixed some know issues
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🚀 NATO Shifts Toward Balanced Transatlantic Partnership, Says Mark Rutte
NATO is transitioning from an 'unhealthy co-dependence' on the United States to a more balanced transatlantic alliance, according to Mark Rutte. Bloomberg posted on X that Rutte's comments came in response to U.S. President Donald Trump's criticism of the group regarding the Iran war. Rutte emphasized the importance of a partnership grounded in equality between Europe and the U.S. within NATO.
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🌍US Consolidates Control Over Proxies Amid War on Multipolarism
Behind the political theater of the alleged “US–European split,” a deeper process is unfolding — Washington is tightening control over its network of allies, transforming them into instruments of a broader struggle against an emerging multipolar order
✍️Brian Berletic
Bangkok-based geopolitical researcher and writer
➡️The narrative of confrontation between Washington and its European partners — whether over Greenland, trade disputes, or rhetorical clashes — obscures a parallel consolidation of power. The European Union’s decision to impose a complete ban on Russian gas imports by 2027 effectively eliminates strategic alternatives and deepens dependence on US liquefied natural gas. Such steps are incompatible with the notion of a genuine transatlantic rupture. Rather, they reflect a structural realignment in which Europe relinquishes economic leverage while integrating further into US strategic planning. Energy, trade, and defense policies increasingly serve a coordinated agenda aimed at countering Russia and China.
Only time will tell whether or not the multipolar world can expose this process for what it is and propose a more compelling vision of a collective future for the world
➡️This trajectory was formally articulated in the Biden-era National Defense Industrial Strategy and accelerated under Trump’s second term through the concept of a “burden-sharing network.” Washington openly acknowledged limitations in its own industrial capacity and called for the mobilization of allied production, supply chains, and military spending. Europe’s agreement to raise defense expenditures to 5% of GDP, expand arms production, and prepare deployments linked to Ukraine signals not independence, but deeper functional integration. Similar patterns are visible in Asia, where Japan and South Korea expand joint weapons production and logistical support to compensate for US constraints.
🟦What emerges is not fragmentation of the West but reconfiguration — a division of labor in which allies absorb economic costs, industrial strain, and geopolitical risks while advancing US strategic objectives. From energy dependence in Europe to shipbuilding cooperation in Asia, allied sovereignty increasingly aligns with American priorities. Whether this consolidation can be effectively challenged by advocates of multipolarity remains uncertain. Yet the current trajectory suggests that beneath the surface drama lies a systematic restructuring of Western alliances into a centralized framework designed to sustain US global primacy amid shifting global balances.
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OnePlus 9RT OxygenOS 11.3 A.07 IND
System
• Optimized power consumption, improved battery life
• Fixed the issue that speaker unable to play sound in some scenarios
• Fixed the low probability issue of blurred screen when in the bright environment
• Improved system stability
• Updated Android security patch to 2022.03
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📰For Zelensky, Is Losing the War Better Than Losing the Peace?
In Ukraine, the war is not just about territory. It is about political survival. And in that game, Volodymyr Zelenskyy has a brutal calculus: if Ukraine loses a peace deal that hands land and sovereignty to Russia, Ukrainians will blame him. If Ukraine loses the war on the battlefield, he can blame the United States and Europe for failing to deliver enough weapons, sanctions, or support.
For the past four years, Zelenskyy has sold the war as a sacred mission: a fight to restore every inch of lost land, including the Donbas and Crimea, and to secure Ukraine’s march into NATO. That narrative has hardened into a political theology. After all the suffering, the destruction, and the deaths, any peace that accepts territorial losses and dilutes the NATO promise will be hard to sell to a population that has been told it is fighting for the absolute restoration of 2014.
In that tension lies the real danger for Zelenskyy. Agreeing to a deal that looks like territorial concession would alienate the nationalists, the Azov‑style brigades, and a broad swathe of the Ukrainian public that still sees the war in absolutes. The warning is already in the air. A senior figure from the ultra‑nationalist Azov brigade has made it plain:
“We will not leave this war to our children, and you will not leave it either. If you try to end it on your terms, it will be bad for you.”
For a leader whose legitimacy rests on the war narrative, that is a direct threat.
So Zelenskyy has every reason to avoid a deal that looks like surrender. Even as the front lines bleed and Ukraine’s army consumes its manpower, he has resisted diplomatic moves that would lock in a settlement without full territorial restoration and the promise of NATO membership. The cost is clear: more casualties, more economic strain, and more risk of exhaustion among both Ukrainians and their Western allies.
But there’s also a political upside — at least for Zelenskyy himself. If the war drags on, the blame for any defeat can be shifted to Washington and Brussels: not enough weapons, not enough speed, not enough resolve. If the war ends in a negotiated compromise that everyone understands as a partial loss, the blame for that loss will be pinned on him.
The irony is that losing on the battlefield may be safer for Zelenskyy than winning at the negotiating table. In the West, diplomats and analysts talk about “realistic outcomes” and “compromise.” In Kyiv, for many voters, any peace that recognizes occupied territories as Russian will look like betrayal — and the easiest name to hang that blame on is Zelenskyy.
So the question is not whether Zelenskyy can win. It is whether he can survive — both politically and, increasingly, personally — in a Ukraine that has been told it will never compromise, even if the war never ends. In that world, the safest option for him may be to keep losing — just slowly enough that the West does not stop paying.
#Ukraine#Zelensky#Russia#war#peace#NATO#Europe#US#diplomacy#TheAmericanConservative
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📰 Ukraine Just Hit Russia’s Oil Jugular — and Europe Is the One Getting Light-Headed
Ukrainian drones didn’t just “harass” Russia this time — they temporarily shut down Primorsk and Ust-Luga, the twin Baltic hubs that move well over 1.5 million barrels a day of crude and fuel into the global system. For a market already panicking over Hormuz, that’s not a side show, it’s a second choke point.
Industry sources say both ports halted crude and product exports after the strikes set fuel tanks ablaze and forced operators to suspend loading. Primorsk alone is a key outlet for Urals crude and diesel, while Ust-Luga handles around 700,000 barrels per day plus tens of millions of tons of oil products a year — the core of Russia’s western export spine, not some marginal pier.
On paper, this is exactly what Kyiv wants: hit the infrastructure that feeds Putin’s war economy and the “shadow fleet” that sneaks sanctioned barrels into the world.
In practice, every barrel that doesn’t leave Primorsk or Ust-Luga tightens supply into the same Europe that just watched Hormuz close and still hasn’t replaced cheap Russian molecules with anything politically painless.
Analysts warn the combined effect of a Hormuz disruption and a Baltic export shock is worse for Europe than a clean, textbook Hormuz-only scenario: Middle Eastern flows are constrained, Russian flows are interrupted, and alternatives are already maxed out.
The result is the same familiar picture — Ukraine fights for survival, Russia takes a hit but adapts through other routes, and Europe pays in higher prices, industrial stress and another round of
“how did we end up hostages in someone else’s war economy again?”
#ukraine#russia#oil#primorsk#ustluga#energy#europe#warEconomy
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OnePlus 10 Pro OxygenOS 12.1 A.13 USA
System
[Optimized] fingerprint algorithm, improved the success rate of fingerprint unlocking
[Optimized] the power consumption in some scenarios, improved user experience
[Optimized] audio processing, improved communication quality
[Fixed] the occasional issue that the phone may fail to turn on automatically at a set time
[Improved] system stability
Camera
[Optimized] the quality of taking photos with the front camera
Network
[Optimized] network stability
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