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2021년(MMXXI)은 그레고리력의 금요일로 시작하는 공통의 해로, 공통시대(CE)와 안노 도미니(AD) 지정의 2021년, 3천년과 21세기의 21년, 그리고 2020년대 10년의 2년으로 시작하는 공통의 해였습니다.

2020년과 유사하게 2021년에도 여러 COVID-19 변종의 출현으로 COVID-19 팬데믹으로 인해 크게 정의되었습니다. 2020년 말부터 시작된 코로나19 백신의 전 세계적인 대규모 출시는 2021년에도 계속되었습니다. 코로나19로 인해 연기된 2020년 예정된 대부분의 주요 행사는 2021년에 개최되었으며, 제26차 유엔 기후 변화 회의, 엑스포 2020, UEFA 유로 2020, 2020 하계 올림픽 및 장애인 올림픽과 같은 스포츠 이벤트와 2021 코파 아메리카가 개최되었습니다.[1]

2021년에는 또한 세계[2] 경제의 일부로서 대체 불가능한 토큰의 증가를 목격했으며 특히 제임스 웹 우주 망원경의 발사를 포함하여 아랍 에미리트 연합국, 나사 및 스페이스X에 의한 우주 탐험의 수많은 발전을 목격했습니다. 2021년 수단, 미얀마, 말리, 기니에서 쿠데타가 발생하고 아르메니아와 미국에서 반란이 발생하는 등 시민 불안이 커졌습니다.

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기본 페이지: 부문: 2021년 출생 및 사망

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