Anti fan added a series of sarcastic stage names Phi Nhung on Wikipedia. Specifically, netizens discovered that Phi Nhung’s Wikipedia information page had an unusual change in the stage name section. Besides the name “Phi Nhung”, there have appeared a series of other names such as Phi Into the Ground, Phi Silk, Phi Ball, Phi Phi Nuong… Netizens discovered that Phi Nhung’s Wikipedia information page had an unusual change in the stage name section. Besides the name “Phi Nhung”, there have appeared a series of other names such as Phi Into the Ground, Phi Silk, Phi Ball, Phi Phi Nuong… If you carefully examine the edit history on this Wikipedia page, you will find that these facts about Phi Nhung were added on the evening of June 13. In addition, a series of recent scandals have also been added to the singer’s biography. This is said to be done by the anti-fan forces when deliberately mocking the female singer before the recent events. If you carefully examine the edit history on this Wikipedia page, you will find that these facts about Phi Nhung were added on the evening of June 13. In addition, a series of recent scandals have also been added to the singer’s biography. This is not the first move that anti-fans expressed their displeasure towards Phi Nhung in the midst of a drama storm. Before that, they flooded the MV Leaving home of the female singer and Ho Van Cuong left rude comments. From these things, Phi Nhung has lost serious points because of the unending noise. Before that, they flooded the MV Leaving Homeland of the female singer and Ho Van Cuong left rude comments. From these things, Phi Nhung has lost serious points because of the unending noise. Follow SAOstar to update new news about Phi Nhung!

Ma Pi Leng Pass, according to the H’Mong sound, is more accurately written as Ma Pi Leng – also known as Ma Pi Leng or Ma Pi Leng. This pass is famous for its winding roads like a snake wriggling from one mountain to another. The height, ruggedness and length make O Quy Ho pass known as the “king of the Northwest Pass”. The top of O Quy Ho pass is located between the mountains and clouds, also known as the Heaven Gate. In the middle of the pass, it is often cloudy and covered with clouds, at the foot of the pass are scattered villages. When approaching the top of the pass, almost no village can be seen, but only the deep blue sky and majestic mountains seem to blend into one. With a length of more than 20 km, Khau Pha pass is like a dark silk strip crossing the slopes of a highland. Although only 7km long, Cu Mong is considered one of the most dangerous mountain passes in Vietnam. The height of the top of the pass is 245m, the slope is 9%, there are many sharp bends with a small curve radius, the two sides are high mountains. The pass is hidden behind the dark green curtain of Truong Son forest in the west of Quang Binh province. With the bends of the sleeves and the primeval old forest, Da Deo pass is a road that many riders want to challenge. This is the most beautiful pass among the passes on National Highway 3 from Phu Lo to Ta Nung border gate. Coming here, you will see fields of buckwheat flowers in spring and green corn fields in summer. The road of Hai Van pass is winding and zigzagging with majestic mountains on the other side, and the cool blue sea below, forming a magnificent natural picture.

WHO technical team leader on Covid-19 Maria Van Kerkhove. Photo: AFP According to the new announcement, WHO will use Greek letters to refer to variants that were first detected in countries such as the UK, South Africa and India. For example, the variant in the UK is called Alpha, in South Africa it is Beta, and in India it is Delta. The full list of names has been published on the WHO website. The Government of India earlier this month criticized the naming of variant B.1.617.2 – first detected in the country last October – as “Indian variant”, despite WHO never officially called it that. “No country should be discriminated against in detecting and reporting variants,” said WHO’s Covid-19 technical team leader Maria Van Kerkhove, “we don’t want to replace scientific names.” available, but only to assist in the transmission of certain information to the general public” If more than 24 variants are officially identified, meaning the system will run out of Greek letters, WHO will announce the new designation. Ms. Van Kerkhove on May 31 also called for close monitoring of variants and sharing of scientific data to help prevent the spread. Over the weekend, Vietnamese health officials warned of a new virus variant, which is believed to be a dangerous combination of two Alpha and Delta variants. While a scientific adviser to the British Government on May 31 said that the country is in the early stages of a third wave of Covid-19 infections, partly due to the Delta variant.

The ancient city wall in Xi’an was built more than 600 years ago. This is a major tourist attraction of the city, next to the terracotta army. Some tourists hang on to the old city wall to take pictures. Photo: Sina. The phenomenon has become so widespread that the monument management has to repair the ancient wall after each wave of visitors, an employee here said. The ancient city wall was built in the early days of the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) and overlaps the ruins from the Tang Dynasty (618-907), the total length is 13.7 km. Therefore, “it is impossible to arrange for employees to stand in one place all day,” said the staff here. In addition to hanging on the wall, visitors here also sit on the railing to take pictures or take off their shoes in public. Similarly, Shaolin Temple, a tourist attraction in Henan province, was also vandalized by some unscrupulous tourists. According to the news site Feidian Videos , a teenage boy was recorded drawing on an ancient stone stele in the temple dating back more than 500 years. Tourists carve their names on bamboo near Shaolin Temple Photo: South China Morning Post. The bamboo stalks near the Shaolin Temple are also graffitied or engraved with words in the form of “A was here” or “A and B 1314” (ie A and B will be together forever). In another video, a group of adults climbs a bamboo trunk and even encourages their children to do the same. When asked why he climbed a bamboo tree, one adult said it was “for exercise”. Facing this situation, the management of tourist attractions has strengthened the handling of “uncivilized” tourists. On May 3, Huangzongyu National Forest Park in Anhui province had to chase away two male guests after they climbed the protective fence of a glass bridge 200 meters above the ground to impress and take photos and transmit messages. local media reported. Despite shouting warnings from other tourists, the two men continued to put on a performance like “Spider-Man”. The management of the ancient city wall in Xi’an is somewhat more creative in preventing dangerous acts. They sent a group of young men dressed as soldiers of the Tang Dynasty to politely warn tourists not to damage the monument. “When we see such guests, our warriors will come and ask them to stop doing that. These people use language as if they were in the Tang Dynasty,” a spokesman for the Xi’an city wall management board told Sohu News .

1. Sprouts Just hearing this unique name, you must be thinking of the stone sprouts in the story of Trang Quynh, right? In fact, the name “germ gravel” comes from the way the dish is processed. The gravel is heated, then used to cook the wild boar meat, which has been thinly sliced ​​and marinated with spices such as pepper, garlic, onion, cilantro, etc. When eaten, people will use it with raw vegetables, dipping in sour chili lime sauce sweet. This dish is considered a famous specialty of Phung Hiep, Hau Giang. Sprout gravel dish. 2. Toss the furnace In fact, this is the Cham pronunciation: tung lamaow. Accordingly, “tung” is the intestine of the “curious” child, which is the cow. Simply put, this is a dish made from beef intestines. This beef sausage dish has long been associated with the Cham people in Chau Doc (An Giang). To make this dish, people use beef intestines to wrap the outside. The inside is beef mixed with minced fat. Just like that, mix all the ingredients with skullcap, spices, star anise and especially fermented cold rice to stuff into beef intestines. Each round, full and finger-sized sausage is tied into a string and dried. After 3 sun exposure, it is enough to drain, hunt meat and can be enjoyed. 3. Humiliation Khau humiliation, also known as lying stitch, is a dish originating from Guangdong, China, introduced to Vietnam through the variation of the Tay, Nung, and Ngai ethnic groups and over time has become a special dish. famous product. It usually appears only on family occasions such as Tet holidays and weddings. The name “humiliation” comes from the Chinese transliteration, where “stew” means “steamed until soft”, and “humiliated” means “meat”. Therefore, if the translation is correct, it can be understood that the meat is steamed or steamed until cooked. 4. Lap lap hotpot “Lap Lap” (also called “Lap Sap”, “Lap Lap” or “Cross”) is a local language, meaning almost the same as “Mixed”. Usually, carp is a bunch of small fish, sometimes even shrimp, crab and other seafood when caught by fishermen. This is a famous specialty of the coastal city of Quang Ninh, also commonly known as fishing boat hot pot. 5. Cuckoo Candy Cu Do candy is a specialty peanut (peanut) candy of Ha Tinh province. Candy is cooked from molasses, sugar, malt, ginger with peanuts added and poured into two pieces of pressed rice paper. This candy is very sticky and sticky, can be eaten alone or enjoyed with green tea. 6. Thang Co Thang Co is a specialty of the Mong people originating from Yunnan (China). The name of this dish is pronounced according to Sino-Vietnamese pronunciation as “thang co”, which means “bone soup”. The main ingredients of Thang Co are from the internal organs of horses such as heart, liver, blood, heart, meat, … combined with many typical spices such as cinnamon, lemongrass, cardamom, lemon leaves, ginger, … and victory tree. 7. Pig steals armpit The armpit pig, also known as Muong Sa Pa pig, badger pig, whistle pig, and ri pig, is a specialty pig breed of the highlands and appears most often in Lai Chau. This is essentially a traditional pig breed that was crossed between wild boar and Muong pig. Upland people often raise them freely in the forest, and because pigs have a small appearance, weighing only about 10-15kg, they are often “stolen in the armpit” for convenience. People often cut pork to make many different dishes such as steaming, grilling, cooking imitation civet, stewing soup, making sausages, but the most delicious dish is the fragrant roasted pork armpit. 8. Great-grandchildren The great-grandson at first glance looks exactly like a mussel but is a bit smaller. They usually live mainly in brackish and freshwater riverbeds in Quang Binh and Quang Tri. To get the cut meat, it is necessary to first wash it thoroughly, bring the pot of water to a boil, then pour it in, beat with chopsticks to separate the intestines from the shell, then treat (like rice) to remove the intestines. Particularly for the boiled water to settle, filter it and cook soup with young jackfruit, spinach or porridge. In addition, local people also use great-grand meat to cook delicious stir-fry dishes.

Beef hot pot “graveyard”: The beef hotpot restaurant “graveyard” is located on Nguyen Thi Dinh street, District 2, City. HCM. This place has existed for 15 years now, with a name quite familiar to young Saigonese. This creepy-named restaurant is usually very crowded, you only need 130,000 VND to enjoy a hot pot of hot pot with many attractive side dishes. There are many graves around the shop, which makes many people wary when coming here. The space is airy, clean with delicious food taste and affordable price. This is what keeps people coming back. “Ma” tea: This is a common name for a Chinese-origin tea shop located just near the Soai Kinh Lam fabric market (District 5, HCMC). The tea shop is located in an old house that is more than 70 years old, passed down through 4 generations. Because the shop usually sells until late at night, under the dim and dim street lights, many people call the shop “ghost tea”. Those who have once enjoyed “ghost tea” here have the same comment that the tea has a delicious and delicate taste that is unforgettable. Many guests eat at a time up to 4, 5 types of tea at a time. Each type has its own unique flavor that makes customers full but still hungry. The tea shop serves a variety of teas with distinctive and delicate flavors. The tea dishes here all have quite unique names such as hot/cold boiled chicken seeds, Quy Linh Cao, red apple longan, chicken seed root powder, bo bo quail eggs, etc. Broken rice “ghost”: On Dinh Tien Hoang street in Binh Thanh district, there is a broken rice shop that almost only appears at dusk and then disappears again at dawn. Therefore, the name “rice broken rice” is also associated with this restaurant for that reason. In fact, the shop called Huyen broken rice is located in an alley on busy Dinh Tien Hoang street. Just hearing the name, everyone feels “chilled” a bit, but in fact, the restaurant is famous because the secret of the dish is quite special compared to many other places. In addition to the familiar broken ribs – pork – cha, guests can order other side dishes such as grilled chicken, soups, and soups. Only a few small tables are displayed along the alley with the price is not cheap, but this restaurant still does not see the absence of visitors every day. Sticky rice “morgue”: Originally a car selling sticky rice on Tran Phu Street, it is located right at two funeral homes, so this sticky rice restaurant has such a “scary” name. The highlight of the restaurant is the famous delicious salty sticky rice, along with the very cheap price of only 10,000 VND/serving. Hot sticky rice is delicately wrapped in banana leaves to create a delicious feeling, served with cotton balls, sausages sprinkled with a little spicy sauce and a little fried onion fat, making many people eat once but remember forever. The restaurant has been around for 40 years and is open for sale from 16-24 hours daily. Photo: IT. Invite readers to watch the video “Chaosing the tray of 1 million dishes with only a few dishes, not including rice and sticky rice”. Source: VTV TSTC.

Taumatawhakatangihangakoauauotamateaturipukakapikimaungahoronukupokaiwhenuakitanatahu (85 letters): Located in Taumata, North Island, New Zealand, this special hill has a name of up to 85 letters. In the Maori language, its name means: “The top of the hill where Tamatea, the man with big knees, the mountaineer, the earth-eater roams, plays the flute for his beloved.” This 300-meter-high hill offers a peaceful, green setting in summer and is a stop on Taumata’s popular cycling route. Photo: Amusing Planet. Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch (58 letters): On the island of Anglesey in Wales, visitors can visit the town with the longest name in the UK. The name was created in the 1860s for promotional purposes. The town name also has a shorter but not much easier to read version: Llanfairpwllgwyngyll. Located on the Menai Strait, this place has a population of more than 3,000 people with peaceful space, fresh climate and unique architecture for visitors to visit. Photo: BBC. Chargoggagoggmanchaugggagoggchaubunagungamaugg (45 letters): This peaceful little lake is located in Webster, Massachusetts, USA. The lake has an area of ​​5.84 square kilometers, formed by the retreat of glacial ice and water from small streams. This is a popular camping destination, loved by many families in the Massachusetts area. Visitors can also rent a boat to roam around the lake and watch the sunset. Photo: Charismatic Planet. Azpilicuetagaraycosaroyarenberecolarrea (39 letters): Located in Azpilkueta, Navarra, Spain, this beautiful little town is loved by many visitors for its peaceful, relaxed scenery, despite its difficult Basque name. This is one of the most “green” areas in Spain, using renewable energy, making the air always fresh. Photo: Pinterest. Äteritsiputeritsipuolilautatsijänkä (35 letters): This frozen land is located in the territory of Savukoski, Lapland, Finland, where there is a beautiful scene like a fairy every winter. Here, visitors can sign up for dog sledding tours, enjoy typical Lapland cuisine and take in the snow-capped scenery. Photo: Culture Trip. Pekwachnamaykoskwaskwaypinwanik (31 letters): The lake whose name means “where wild salmon are caught with a hook” is located in the wilderness of Manitoba, Canada. With pine trees on both sides of the lake and spacious space, the bridge leading to the lake is destination Ideal photography for those who come here. Photo: Culture Trip. Mamungkukumpurangkuntjunya (26 letters): If you know the true meaning of the name of this hill in South Australia, tourists will not want to come. In Pitjantjatjara, Mamungkukumpurangkuntjunya means “place where the devil urinates”. In fact, this hill is in the middle of a barren area and there is nothing to fear. This place only attracts tourists thanks to its strange name, due to no special scenery or attractions.

1. Broken rice “garbage dump” There are many “top” broken rice shops in Saigon and when it comes to mentioning, it is impossible not to list them in the famous landfill broken rice restaurant on Le Van Linh small street, behind Xom Chieu market (District 4). . The rice here is standard broken rice, the food comes from grilled ribs, fried chicken, skin fibers, meat rolls to omelettes, sausages, braised meat, shrimp, stuffed squid, shumai … each dish is presented. beautifully presented, lustrous, lustrous colors. 2. Sticky rice “morgue” The reason for this creepy name is because the car is located right opposite the funeral home on Nguyen Tri Phuong Street (District 5). Sticky rice is placed in banana leaves, when holding it hot, the whole hand. A pack of sticky rice consists of a piece of white sticky rice with the palm of your hand, topped with thin pate, sausage, cotton balls, peanuts and sprinkled with fried onion fat… looks extremely attractive. 3. Bread “olip” For a long time, Saigon has been considered the birthplace of the famous Vietnamese-style burger, and if there is a Saigon sandwich address that is mentioned and recommended by many international websites, it is probably it. A “legendary” bakery that many people know called “Banh Mi O Lip” is located on Le Thi Rieng Street (District 1). With the price of up to 30,000 VND / drive, but every evening until late at night, there is always a group of people with dozens of motorbikes, large and small, standing in the middle of Le Thi Rieng street to buy cakes. 4. Crazy duck In fact, “bad ducks” do not exist in the world. This dish has the correct name of “mourd duck”. This type of egg is basically cancerous, so when boiled, it will be quite smelly, slightly open and rotten. However, some people are “addicted” to the smell and taste of this rotten duck egg, thinking that it is greasy, fatty, not choking like eating fresh chicken eggs. Ducks are sold on street vendors in every corner of Saigon. 5. Orange Tea Cam tea has a strange name, but it is actually a common name for tea dishes originating from Cambodians living in Saigon. Cambodian tea has many differences from Vietnamese tea, in which, the most characteristic is that all tea flavors are made from jaggery, not alum or white sugar. Other ingredients are also very special and fancy such as pumpkin, fried banana with coconut, yellow egg noodles, coconut milk … You can enjoy orange tea at Le Hong Phong market (District 10, City). Ho Chi Minh City). 6. Salt and chili noodles The ingredients for making a bowl of salt and pepper noodles are mainly pre-fried shrimp noodles. Noodles are dipped directly into a pot of boiling broth on a charcoal stove. After that, the noodles are picked out, put in a bowl and add a piece of pork, seasoned with spices, fried onions, pepper, chili, fish sauce, … In particular, this noodle dish cannot lack chili salt. When eating, people will mix noodles with chili salt to create a visually appealing bowl of red noodles. This strange dish is sold in a small alley on Tran Ke Xuong street (Phu Nhuan district, HCMC). 7. Peach tea The concept of peach tea was first known in Saigon with the main drink being tea bags added with peach flavor and crispy golden peach pieces. People can buy peach tea everywhere from luxurious, expensive cafes to plastic take away cups quickly wrapped by the roadside. Then, handmade peach tea, online peach tea, zip bag peach tea … race up, the price is just like that, ranging from 15-50k/cup. 8. Crab soup cake There are many theories about the origin of crab soup, but anyone who comes to Saigon must admit that crab cake in Saigon is very delicious and unique. The dish is not only attracted by its distinctive aroma, but also fascinates diners by its shiny, stocky big crab and the price is very affordable. 9. Mixed rice paper For Northerners, rice paper is just for rolling spring rolls and salad, but for Saigon people, “mixed rice paper” is a wonderful and delicious snack with ingredients including soft, chewy rice paper and full of dried beef, mango, quail eggs… and very attractive sweet and sour sauce. 10. cadet sticky rice Not having an easy-to-understand name like ordinary sticky rice, cade sticky rice is made from sticky sticky rice blown with fragrant coconut milk, the cade part is made from simple ingredients egg yolk, milk, and sugar according to a recipe. Unique recipe requires meticulousness and skill of the processor to get a delicious, smooth cade. This sticky rice dish decades ago was brought by the Chinese to Saigon and taken as a means of livelihood, but up to now, there is only one small sticky rice car in Saigon remaining at the corner of Tran intersection. Phu intersects with Nguyen Tri Phuong (District 5).

Unlike Elon Musk, the co-founder of Facebook doesn’t usually share his investments on his personal page. According to the Livecoins This is the first time Facebook CEO has posted content publicly, specifically referring to the name Bitcoin, the most expensive cryptocurrency in the world today. The latest post implies that Zuckerberg is interested in Bitcoin. Some have suggested that Mark wants to reverse the price of Bitcoin like Elon Musk is doing with Dogecoin and some cryptocurrencies, even though the billionaire has never confirmed an investment or bought Bitcoin. Zuckerberg’s post shared the names of two goats, Max and Bitcoin. Screenshots. In addition, combining the two words Max and Bitcoin in the name of Zuckerberg’s 2 goats to create Max Bitcoin. This is a term for a person who buys Bitcoins to increase their distribution in a portfolio (maximize Bitcoin). Zuckerberg seemed intentional by naming the goats Max and Bitcoin, but it could also be a coincidence. Another interesting thing is that the word GOAT (goat) in English stands for Greatest of All Time (greatest of all time). Originally Zuckerberg’s post was “My goats: Max and Bitcoin”, which could mean Max and Bitcoin are the names of two goats, or Max and Bitcoin are the two “greatest of all time” for Zuckerberg. Member kylelock8788 on the Reddit forum also pointed out Max in the name of journalist Max Keiser, who always made a statement in favor of Bitcoin. More and more companies are investing in Bitcoin. At the end of April, Korean gaming company Nexon said it bought 1,717 BTC with an average price of $ 58,226 / VND. Previously, Meitu, a popular photo-editing app developer in China, revealed that it spent $ 100 million on Bitcoin and Ethereum. In February, billionaire Elon Musk’s Tesla electric car bought $ 1.5 billion in Bitcoin. The company then sells 10% of the Bitcoin to prove the cryptocurrency’s liquidity. In 2020, the price of Bitcoin increases by nearly 300%. From the beginning of 2021 until now, the price of the largest cryptocurrency in the world has continued to increase by 95%. In early April, Bitcoin peaked at $ 63,000 but then dropped below $ 60,000. According to the Coindesk Bitcoin price as of May 11 is over $ 56,000. The high cost of Bitcoin mining Since the advent of cryptocurrencies, the amount of electricity needed for mining has increased significantly. This leads experts to believe that mining cryptocurrency is not environmentally friendly.

1. What archipelago is Hon Thom in? An Thoi
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Nam Du Belonging to the An Thoi archipelago, south of Phu Quoc, Hon Thom is one of the most attractive destinations of the pearl island. Image: Henriele. 2. What record is Hon Thom cable car recorded by Guinness? The longest single-wire cable car in the world
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The longest 3-wire cable car in the world With a length of 7,899.9 m, Hon Thom cable car is held Guinness recorded as “World’s longest 3-wire cable car”. Starting from An Thoi station, the cable car journey takes visitors through Hon Dua, Hon Roi and then Hon Thom. Image: Son Tra. 3. Which of the following islands is located in Hon Thom commune, An Thoi? Hon Dua
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Big Egg Island Hon Dua in Hon Thom commune, An Thoi is characterized by immense coconut trees surrounded by many attractive resort services. This place still retains a wild beauty, less affected by tourism exploitation. Image: Nadyamihajlova. 4. What is another name for Hon Khoai? Giang Huong Island

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Both names above Hon Khoai is located in the Southeast of Ca Mau cape. Hon Khoai is also known with many different names such as Hon Giang Huong, Hon Independence. However, with its shape like a giant potato, people are still familiar with the name Hon Khoai. Image: Ngo Tran Hai An. 5. In what year was Hon Khoai lighthouse built? 1899
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1897 Hon Khoai lighthouse was built in 1899, is one of the 6 oldest lighthouses in Vietnam. Hon Khoai lighthouse has a square shape, tower height of 15.7 m, each side 4 m, built on ground with a height of 284 m. Image: Vietnam travel. 6. What bay is Hon Nghe in? Ha Tien
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Orange line Hon Nghe is a small island on Ha Tien Bay off the coast of Kien Giang. Covered by a green color, long white sand and clear water, Hon Nghe is suitable for those who love traveling to experience. Image: Brownie23jr. 7. In Hon Nghe, which mountain has a giant statue of Buddha? Lau Bell Mountain
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Ham Ninh Mountain Coming to Hon Nghe, you should visit Lau Chuong mountain to admire the giant Buddha statue. The 20 m high statue of Buddha stands majestically, standing in the middle of Lau Chuong mountain. This is an eroded limestone mountain, so it has a beautiful and magnificent shape with a mysterious cave system. Image: Camnhung.

From Alfred Schmit, ARD capital studio The distance rules could get tricky outside the committee of inquiry this week. Because big names always attract whole groups of observers, and financial media are added to the capital city press when it comes to Wirecard. It was the same when ex-Federal Minister Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg came – however, the hearing about his lobbying work produced a result with little substance. This should not be repeated.

What did Altmaier know?

From today’s survey by Federal Minister of Economics Peter Altmaier, the MPs hope to gain clarification about accounting auditing firms such as KPMG – and above all about EY, formerly known as Ernst & Young. You looked in the books at Wirecard – and Altmaier is politically responsible for overseeing these companies. The main questions for him: Why did it only become apparent so late that Wirecard’s balance sheets were wrong? And how can this be prevented from happening again. Danyal Bayaz, for the Greens in the committee, used to work for a consulting firm and thinks: In the Wirecard case, the balance sheet check clearly failed. The business location is battered, the damage to the image is great. “The Federal Minister of Economics has to touch his nose: where has his authority not been working properly?”, Says Bayaz. After the questioning of the Federal Minister of Economics, it is the turn of the digital representative of the Chancellery, Dorothee Bär. What did she know about the nested tech company’s business? Wednesday will be the silent star of the celebrity week at the Wirecard investigation committee: Here come Justice Minister Christine Lambrecht and Finance State Secretary Jörg Kukies – he has to listen to allegations of oversleeping the reform of the German financial supervisory authority BaFin.

Spotlight on Scholz

When Finance Minister Olaf Scholz and the Chancellor arrive on Thursday and Friday, many spotlights will be on them. SPD chairman Jens Zimmermann believes, however, that no matter how great the attention may be, the knowledge could be so little. There will be great disappointment when the chancellor and the finance minister are questioned, he says. “Neither of them will be able to contribute much to the clarification because they were hardly concerned with these topics personally.” Big wave, little content: the risk is there. However, the results of the committee of inquiry so far are absolutely impressive: Minister Scholz felt compelled to submit a draft law for more financial market security. Leading minds in German financial supervision were called to account. Some lost their jobs because the committee’s educational work revealed that they had misconduct. In addition, the financial supervisory authority BaFin is getting a reform that has not yet been completed. In any case, celebrity week brings with it one thing: more attention to how this 22 billion euro bankruptcy has lost many investors’ money.