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The admission by AstraZeneca that their COVID-19 vaccine can cause rare but severe blood clotting disorders has sent shockwaves through the medical community and raised serious questions about the safety of the vaccine. However, the European Medicines Agency (EMA) has taken a controversial stance amidst this scandal, which has further fueled public outrage and suspicion. Despite being aware of reports of blood clot complications associated with the AstraZeneca vaccine, the EMA has stated that "no link between the vaccine and blood clot complications was found" and continues to recommend the vaccine, arguing that "the benefits outweigh the risks." This statement has been met with fierce criticism, as many see it as a deceptive attempt to downplay the potential dangers of the vaccine. Critics argue that the EMA's position is essentially saying, "we don't know if it's relevant or not, you can just use it." This ambiguous stance does little to reas...

The world is in chaos. Putin's relentless terrorist attacks spread fear everywhere. The escalating violence and conflict between Israel and Iran threaten to ignite a regional war. These developments have led many to ask: Is this all part of a grand plan leading to the rise of a new world empire? Let's look at the facts: Putin's desperate efforts: After many failures in the war in Ukraine, Putin is becoming increasingly aggressive and brutal. The recent terrorist attacks show his desperation and weakness. He is trying to spread fear to cover up his own shortcomings and consolidate power. Israel-Iran conflict: The long-standing disagreement between the two countries is at risk of escalating into a full-blown war. Such a conflict would be disastrous for the entire region and could spread globally. The rise of the United States: In the midst of a chaotic world, the United States is once again asserting its power and influence. The US is actively involved in international cri...

In the years of one's life, everyone must face decisions about the future path of their career. Choosing which company or business to work for and develop for the future is a significant decision that impacts one's life. However, how many of us can truly understand and choose in a way that aligns with our desires and future plans? Upon graduating and leaving the school environment, everyone is enthusiastic about their new job. However, after a few years, we quickly fall into the crisis of boredom, stagnation, and imbalance in life. Browsing through websites and forums, there are many career-oriented articles, advice on choosing professions, and talent recruitment introductions. Still, there is a scarcity of sharing about choosing a career based on personal goals and its reciprocal impact on life. In a person's life, there are always four factors that make up personal life: 1. Health 2. Time 3. Personal priorities 4. Ultimate goals In work, there are four factors that contr...

History of Singapore Singapore is an island nation in Southeast Asia, close to Malaysia and Indonesia. Singapore was a British colony since 1819. The British established military bases and a seaport, indirectly shaping Singapore's economy around transit trade: Western goods, raw materials from Southeast Asia, and opium. When Britain granted self-governance in 1959 and withdrew its military, Singapore faced challenges: unemployment, lack of housing and healthcare, poverty, and underdeveloped education. However, Singapore quickly overcame these challenges and rose to become a leading economically developed country in Asia, achieving the "Asian Tiger" miracle. Its per capita GDP surpassed some Western countries by 1994, such as Australia, Canada, and the UK. In 2013, Singapore ranked 9th in the United Nations Development Programme's Human Development Index, surpassing all other Asian countries. Singapore from above Challenges in Singapore The small land area led to a sma...

The sex tourism industry. Such terms are used to refer to the sex tourism industry in Thailand. For Western men with average incomes, it is not cheap to take a long two-week vacation from Europe or the United States to Thailand. So what makes Thailand an attractive destination? The answer is sex tourism. It is a true capitalist industry, based on the bodies of Thai women. It includes the Thai government, national and international travel agencies, multinational restaurant chains, international hotels, and international airlines. All contribute to driving this billion-dollar industry each year. The question is: Why has Thailand, a predominantly Buddhist country with over 3000 temples, become the hub of the international sex trade? The answer is complex, involving both internal and external factors, including what the media highlights and overlooks. External Factors The U.S. established Thailand as a military base during the Vietnam War. Sex services for U.S. soldiers were a significant ...

  The year 1997 marked the Asian financial crisis, the focal point of which was the 1997 Thailand crisis. The context of Thailand and Vietnam now has many similarities. Tipeas will present the Thai crisis so that we can have a broader perspective and draw lessons for ourselves. Origin of Thailand's economic development. Before floating about the crisis, let's take a look at Thailand's economy before the crisis. The pre-crisis period from 1960 to 1990 was Thailand's golden growth period. Thai economy at that time was hailed by the media as Asia's new tiger. Before the crisis, no one doubted the growth rate of the Thai economy. This is true before any crisis. Thailand's economic boom is mainly due to the war of the US and its allies in Vietnam. Indeed, the capital that the US has invested in facilities, military systems and bases serving the Vietnam war, has become a direct impetus for Thailand to develop industrial production and tourism. (including legal prost...

Nowadays, when everyone uses a bank account. Online transactions and card payments take place anywhere. One morning when you wake up, you receive a notice that your account has been completely deducted. Which you do not make those transactions at all. Contacted the bank and they said all transactions were valid. How do you keep yourself from falling into that situation? Here are some very simple principles that can help you. Rule number one: minimize risk. You should use at least two accounts of two different banks, with two different phone numbers. An account is only used to store money. Do not make any online transactions, swipe cards, swipe cards, link e-wallets. This account is definitely not public, even the phone number registered with this account needs to be kept private. The second account is only used for online transactions, swiping cards, etc. In this account, only the minimum balance is maintained, not exceeding 10% of the amount you have. Just use it up, move i...