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What happened on November 10th?
One nation’s approval sparks a new era in global markets
Matthew Jones
November 10, 2024
2001 China Becomes a Member of the World Trade Organization
On November 10, 2001, China’s membership in the World Trade Organization was officially approved, which was a significant turning point in global trade. This decision opened up new markets, boosted international investments, and integrated China into the global economy, reshaping trade dynamics worldwide.
The World Trade Organization (WTO) Doha Ministerial Conference meets from November 9 to 13, 2001, in Doha, Qatar. This conference was the beginning of the Doha Round, which focused on negotiations to address trade barriers, improve global trade opportunities, and consider developing countries' needs. This event also marked China’s official entry into the World Trade Organization.
🗞️Today’s Headlines
Everything important that’s ever happened on November 10:
2019 ─ Bolivian labor leader and president Evo Morales resigned amid escalating political turmoil and allegations of electoral fraud, which left a mark on the country's politics.
1990 ─ The American comedy Home Alone premiered and quickly became a beloved holiday classic worldwide.
1975 ─ The American freighter Edmund Fitzgerald sank during a violent storm on Lake Superior. It inspired a famous ballad about its tragic end.
1969 ─ Sesame Street debuted on the National Educational Television Network and became a cherished children’s program and educational staple.
1898 ─ In Wilmington, North Carolina, the multiracial Fusionist city government was violently overthrown in a coup led by white supremacists.
1871 ─ Explorer Henry Stanley located Dr. David Livingstone in Africa, famously greeting him with, “Dr. Livingstone, I presume?”
1775 ─ The United States Marine Corps was founded as a maritime fighting force during the American Revolutionary War.
🎂 Today’s Birthdays
On November 10, we’re singing to:
Martin Luther (1483) ─ German religious reformer whose writings sparked the Protestant Reformation and reshaped Western Christianity.
Friedrich Schiller (1759) ─ German poet and playwright celebrated for his influential works, including Ode to Joy and William Tell.
Richard Burton (1925) ─ Welsh actor renowned for his powerful voice and Shakespearean roles, as well as his acclaimed film performances.
Neil Gaiman (1960) ─ British writer known for his genre-blending works, such as American Gods and The Sandman series.
🪦Who Died Today?
On November 10, we’re saying goodbye to:
Kemal Atatürk (1938) ─ Founding president of Turkey, remembered for his sweeping reforms that modernized the Turkish state.
Harry F. Sinclair (1956) ─ Influential American oilman, notable for his role in the Teapot Dome scandal that rocked US politics.
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