Đây là bài hát nhạc đồng quê nổi tiếng với lời của Redd Stewart và nhạc của Pee Wee King được viết vào năm 1946; phát hành lần đầu vào tháng 1 năm 1948.
Điệu waltz (tiếng Đức: walzer, tiếng Anh: waltz, tiếng Pháp: valse, tiếng Việt: van-xơ) là một điệu vũ trong khiêu vũ cổ điển và folk dance (vũ dân gian), ra đời vào khoảng thế kỷ 16 ở châu Âu (Nguồn).
Mình nghĩ là bài này sẽ được xem là anti-culture (chống văn hóa). Mình đi mọi nơi ở VN, trong mọi quán cà phê, nếu bàn bên cạnh nói gì đó về nhà nước, quan chức, chính phủ thì chỉ có một văn hóa – đó là chống báng, chửi bới… Đương nhiên mình cũng biết là có người khen nhà nước đây đó, nhưng có lẽ họ ít quá, mình chưa may mắn được gặp. Continue reading Thương chính phủ→
Economic growth has slowed in 2023 as tighter financial conditions weakened investment and consumer demand. Market adjustment to changing conditions in Vietnam has been held back by poor compliance with corporate reporting rules in both the private and public sectors.
Vietnam’s economic performance in 2022 beat expectations, lifted by strong export growth and a recovery in domestic consumption after the difficult years of the pandemic. Robust demand growth at home and abroad helped economic growth achieve 8.02 per cent for the year, second only to Malaysia in East and Southeast Asia.
Jonathan Pincus, Senior international economist United Nations Development Programme
Unfortunately, the rebound lost steam early this year. Demand in Vietnam’s main export markets weakened as central banks raised interest rates to control inflation. The Fed Funds rate – the interest rate at which the US Federal Reserve loans money to commercial banks – rose from near zero in April 2022 to 5 per cent last month, the highest in 15 years. Despite interest rate hikes, inflation has remained high around the world, even as energy prices moderated.
Top of the Agenda Nigeria Cuts Power Supply to Niger as Neighbors Debate Coup Response
Nigeria cut off its electricity supply to Niger as part of sanctions imposed in response to the military’s decision to overthrow the country’s government last week, AFP reported, while the World Bank announced that it was suspending development aid (AFP) other than private-sector partnerships. A bloc of West African nations led by Nigeria is meeting for a second day of talks today on how to respond to the coup, while U.S. President Joe Biden called today for the release (VOA) of Niger’s ousted president and ordered a partial evacuation of the U.S. embassy in the capital, Niamey.
While the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) has reacted strongly to the coup with sanctions and threats of military action, Niger’s military has leaned on other military regimes nearby. Yesterday, a Nigerien coup leader met with Mali’s military government (NYT), which has close ties with the Russian private military company Wagner Group.
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