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The '''2010s''' (pronounced "twenty-tens", "two thousand (and) tens", or simply "the Tens" or "Teens"), was the decade that began on January 1, 2010 and ended on December 31, 2019. It is distinct from the decade known as the 202nd decade which began on January 1, 2011 and ended on December 31, 2020. 

==Events==
===[[2010]]===
* [[January 4]] – The world's tallest-ever structure to-date, the [[Burj Khalifa]], is opened in [[Dubai]].
* [[January 12]] – A major [[Earthquake]] of magnitude 7, devastates [[Haiti]].
* [[February 27]] – A magnitude 8.8 earthquake hits [[Chile]]. It is believed to have been powerful enough to have affected the [[Earth]]'s axis.
* [[April 10]] – A plane crash in [[Smolensk]], western [[Russia]] kills many people who were important in [[Poland]], including President [[Lech Kaczynski]].
* [[April 14]] – A major earthquake hits [[Qinghai]] province in [[China]].
* [[April 14]] – A [[Volcano]] erupts in southern [[Iceland]]. The ash cloud coming from this eruption disrupts air travel.
* from [[April 20]] – [[Deepwater Horizon oil spill]] in the [[Gulf of Mexico]], the worst oil spill in [[US]] history.
* [[May 7]]: [[Human Genome Project]] concluded
* [[May 31]] – [[Israel]] raids a [[Gaza]]-bound aid flotilla, killing 9 Turkish activists.
* [[July]]/[[August]] – Major flooding disaster in [[Pakistan]], affecting more than 15 million people
* [[October 10]] – The [[Netherlands Antilles]] are dissolved and split up into new constitutional status.
* [[October 13]] – Thirty-three miners are rescued from the San Jose mine near Copiapo in [[Chile]], after being trapped for 69 days.
* [[October 25]] onwards – In [[Indonesia]], the eruption of the Merapi volcano on [[Java]], and an [[earthquake]] in [[Sumatra]] kill hundreds of people.
* [[November 13]] – [[Burma|Burmese]] pro-democracy leader [[Aung San Suu Kyi]] is released from house arrest.
* [[December 2]] – The [[FIFA]] World Cups for [[2018]] and [[2022]] are announced as being held in [[Russia]] and [[Qatar]] respectively.

===[[2011]]===
* [[January 1]] – [[Estonia]] starts to use the [[euro]] currency.
* [[January 14]] – Amidst anti-government demonstrations, [[Tunisia]]'s President [[Zine El-Abidine Ben Ali]] dissolves the government, declares a state of emergency, and resigns from office.
* [[February 11]] – [[2011 Egyptian protests]]: After more than two weeks of anti-government protests, [[President]] of [[Egypt]], [[Hosni Mubarak]] resigns from office after more than 29 years in power.
* [[March 11]] – A magnitude 9.1 [[earthquake]] strikes off the east coast of the [[Japan]]ese island of [[Honshu]], causing damage to buildings, as [[tsunami]]s are triggered, causing thousands of deaths. The quake also triggers fears over radiation levels at two nuclear power plants.
* [[March 19]] – [[2011 Libyan protests]]: [[UN]]-authorised military intervention begins in [[Libya]].
* [[May 1]] – Leader of [[al-Qaeda]] [[Osama bin Laden]] is killed in [[Pakistan]] by [[US]] Forces.
* [[July 9]] – [[South Sudan]] declares independence from [[Sudan]].
* [[July 21]] – With the landing of the [[Space Shuttle Atlantis]] the [[Space Shuttle]] programme comes to an end.
* [[July 22]] – [[2011 Norway attacks]]: In [[Norway]], a bomb explosion in central [[Oslo]] kills 8 people, and a shooting at a youth camp on the [[island]] of Utoya kills 77.
* [[August 22]] – [[2011 Libyan civil war]]: Troops from the National Transitional Council enter [[Tripoli]].
* [[September 7]] – A plane carrying the [[Lokomotiv Yaroslavl]] [[ice hockey]] team crashes shortly after take-off, killing the entire team, including one who dies five days later.
* [[October 20]] – [[2011 Libyan civil war]]: [[Muammar al-Gaddafi]] is killed, as the National Transitional Council takes control of Sirte.
* [[October 23]] – An [[earthquake]] in eastern [[Turkey]] kills more than 500 people.
* [[November 12]] – [[Silvio Berlusconi]] resigns as [[Prime Minister]] of [[Italy]].
* [[December 15]] – [[US]] troops withdraw from [[Iraq]].
* [[December 17]] – [[Kim Jong-il]], supreme leader of [[North Korea]], dies. His death leads to fear for stability of the Asian region. He is succeeded by his son [[Kim Jong-un]].
* [[December 30]] – [[Samoa]] and [[Tokelau]] skip this day as the [[International Date Line]] is shifted.

===[[2012]]===
*[[January 14]] – The Italian cruise liner ''Costa Concordia'' runs aground and sinks off the [[island]] of [[Giglio]] (off [[Italy]]'s west coast), killing at least 11 people.
*[[July 27]] - [[August 12]] - The [[2012 Summer Olympics]] are held in [[London]].
*[[August 6]] - [[NASA]]'s ''Curiosity'' rover lands on [[Mars]].
*[[October 22]]-[[October 30]] - [[Hurricane Sandy (2012)|Hurricane Sandy]] causes damage, and over 200 deaths in [[Jamaica]], [[Haiti]], [[Cuba]], [[Bahamas]], Eastern [[United States]] and parts of [[Canada]].
*[[November 6]] – [[Barack Obama]] is elected to a second term as [[President of the United States]], defeating [[Mitt Romney]].
*[[November 14]] – [[November 21|21]] - A week-long war occurs between [[Israel]] and [[Gaza]], before a ceasefire is agreed.
*[[November 15]] – [[Xi Jinping]] becomes the [[General Secretary of the Communist Party of China]] (paramount leader).

===[[2013]]===
* [[January 3]] – The [[cable television]] channel [[Current TV]] is bought by [[Al Jazeera America]]. [[Current TV]] became [[Al Jazeera America]] on August 20, 2013.
* [[January 16]] – U.S. President Barack Obama's administration sets up a plan for gun control to limit guns up to 10 rounds in response to the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, as well as shootings that have happened in the past.
* [[January 21]] – [[Barack Obama]] is sworn is for a second term as President of the United States.
* [[January 30]] – [[Queen Beatrix]] of the Netherlands announces her [[abdication]] as Monarch of the Netherlands on Queen's Day, which is April 30, 2013. She is succeeded by her son [[King Willem-Alexander]].
* [[February 11]] – [[Pope Benedict XVI]] announces his [[resignation]] due to advanced age. He is succeed by [[Pope Francis]] on March 13, 2013.
* [[February 24]] – Shortly after being elected President of Cuba for another five-year term, [[Raul Castro]] announced that he would not run in the 2018 election.
* [[March 5]] – President of [[Venezuela]], [[Hugo Chávez]], dies. 
* [[March 13]] – [[Pope Francis]] becomes [[Pope]] of the Roman Catholic church.
* [[July 3]] – [[Albert II of Belgium]] announces his [[abdication]] as Monarch of Belgium on King's Day which is July 21, 2013 due to health problems. He is succeeded by his son, [[Philippe of Belgium|Philippe]].
* [[July 3]] – [[Adly Mansour]] becomes acting President of [[Egypt]] after [[Mohamed Morsi]] was thrown by a coup.
* [[August 21]] – A chemical weapons attack happened in [[Syria]]. 
* [[August 30]] – [[United States Secretary of State]] [[John Kerry]] makes his remarks about the chemical weapon attack in [[Syria]].
* [[September 7]] – The [[International Olympic Committee]] awarded the [[2020 Summer Olympics]] to [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]].
* [[September 10]] – [[Thomas Bach]] becomes President of the International Olympic Committee.
* [[October 1]]-[[October 17]] – A federal government shutdown occurs in the [[United States]], which closed all the things owned by the government (like National Parks). U.S. President [[Barack Obama]] signed a bill which ended the shutdown on October 17, 2013.
* [[December 5]] – Former President of [[South Africa]] and anti-apartheid activist [[Nelson Mandela]], dies.

===[[2014]]===
*[[January 1]] – [[Latvia]] starts to use the [[Euro]] currency.
*[[February 7]] - [[February 23]] – The [[2014 Winter Olympics]] were held in [[Sochi]], [[Russia]].
*[[February 13]] – [[Belgium]] becomes the first country in the world to legalise euthanasia for terminally ill patients of any age.
*[[February 23]] – The Ukrainian parliament votes to remove President [[Viktor Yanukovych]] from office, replacing him with [[Oleksandr Turchynov]], after days of civil unrest left around 100 people dead in [[Kyiv]].
*[[March 8]] – [[Malaysia Airlines Flight 370]] disappears in the [[Gulf of Thailand]] with 239 people on board. The aircraft possibly crashed in the [[Indian Ocean]]. 
*[[March 16]] – A referendum status on [[Crimea]] is held. 
*[[March 21]] – Russia formally annexes [[Crimea]] after President [[Vladimir Putin]] signed a bill finalizing the annexation process.
*[[March 24]] – During an emergency meeting, the [[United Kingdom]], the [[United States]], [[Italy]], [[Germany]], [[France]], [[Japan]], and [[Canada]] temporarily suspend [[Russia]] from the [[G8]]. 
*[[April 14]] – An estimated 276 girls and women are abducted and held hostage from a school in [[Nigeria]].
*[[April 27]] – The Catholic Church canonizes Popes [[Pope John XXIII|John XXIII]] and [[Pope John Paul II|John Paul II]] on Divine Mercy Sunday.
*[[May 5]] – The [[World Health Organization]] identifies the spread of [[poliomyelitis]] in at least 10 countries as a major worldwide health emergency
*[[May 5]] – [[Boko Haram]] militants kill approximately 300 people in a night attack on Gamboru Ngala.
*[[May 20]] – Terrorists in [[Nigeria]] detonate bombs at Jos, killing 118 people.
*[[May 22]] – The Royal Thai Army overthrows the caretaker government of [[Niwatthamrong Boonsongpaisan]] after a failure to resolve the political unrest in Thailand.
*[[June 2]] – [[Juan Carlos I of Spain|King Juan Carlos]] announces his abdication as Monarch of Spain. He is succeeded by his son, [[Felipe VI of Spain|Felipe VI]].
*[[June 4]] – [[2014 G7 Summit|G7 Summit]] was held in Brussels, Belgium. It was originally going to be held in Sochi, Russia. It did not due to the Crimean crisis.
*[[June 19]] – [[Felipe VI of Spain|Felipe VI]] became the Monarch of Spain.
*[[July 17]] – After a five-hour humanitarian ceasefire, Israel confirms the beginning of a ground offensive in Gaza.
*[[July 17]] – [[Malaysia Airlines Flight 17]] ([[Boeing 777]]) crashes in [[Ukraine]], after being shot down by a missile. 298 people die, including 15 crew members.
*[[July 21]] – The [[United Nations Security Council]] adopts Resolution 2166 in response to the shootdown of [[Malaysia Airlines Flight 17]].
*[[July 24]] – [[Air Algérie Flight 5017]] crashes in Mali, killing all 116 people on board.
*[[October 28]] – Guy Scott became the acting President of Zambia after Michael Sata died. He became the first White leader in [[Sub Saharan Africa]] since 1994, when [[F. W. de Klerk]] resigned.

===[[2015]]===
*[[January 1]] – [[Lithuania]] starts to use the [[Euro]] currency.

===[[2016]]===
*[[June 24]] – A referendum took place whether the [[United Kingdom]] would stay in the [[European Union]] or leave the European Union. The result of the referendum was 51% of votes in favour of leaving the European Union.
*[[November 8]] – [[Donald Trump]] was elected the 45th [[President of the United States]], defeating [[Hillary Clinton]].

===[[2017]]===
*[[January 20]] – [[Donald Trump]] is sworn in as the 45th [[President of the United States]]

===[[2018]]===
*[[February 10]] &ndash; Israeli F-16 shot down by [[Syria Air defense force]]. 

===[[2019]]===

* [[December]]: A [[COVID-19 pandemic]] started in [[Wuhan, China]] and spread to the world.<ref>{{Cite journal|last=Mallapaty|first=Smriti|date=2021-02-26|title=Where did COVID come from? Five mysteries that remain|url=https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-021-00502-4|journal=Nature|language=en|volume=591|issue=7849|pages=188–189|doi=10.1038/d41586-021-00502-4|pmid=33637873|s2cid=232066389}}</ref>

==Significant political changes==
* [[March 11]], [[2010]] – [[Sebastián Piñera]] becomes President of [[Chile]], succeeding [[Michelle Bachelet]].
* [[April 10]], [[2010]] – [[Lech Kaczyński]], [[President]] of [[Poland]] dies in a plane crash. He is succeeded by [[Bronisław Komorowski]].
* [[May 5]], [[2010]] – [[Umaru Musa Yar'Adua]], [[President]] of [[Nigeria]] dies of illness. He is succeeded by [[Goodluck Jonathan]].
* [[May 8]], [[2010]] – [[Laura Chinchilla]] succeeds [[Oscar Arias]] as President of Costa Rica.
* [[May 11]], [[2010]] – [[David Cameron]], leading a Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition, becomes [[Prime Minister of the United Kingdom]], replacing [[Gordon Brown]] of the [[Labour Party (UK)|Labour Party]].
* [[June 2]], [[2010]] – [[Yukio Hatoyama]] resigns as [[Prime Minister of Japan]], and is replaced by [[Naoto Kan]].
* [[June 8]], [[2010]] – [[Naoto Kan]] becomes [[Prime Minister of Japan]] succeeding [[Yukio Hatoyama]].
* [[June 24]], [[2010]] – [[Julia Gillard]] succeeds [[Kevin Rudd]] as [[Prime Minister of Australia]].
* [[June 30]], [[2010]] – [[Benigno Aquino III]] becomes [[President]] of the [[Philippines]], succeeding [[Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo]].
* [[July 2]], [[2010]] – [[Christian Wulff]] becomes [[President of Germany]], succeeding [[Horst Koehler]], who had resigned after making controversial comments over the war in [[Afghanistan]].
* [[January 1]], [[2011]] – [[Dilma Rousseff]] becomes [[President]] of [[Brazil]], succeeding [[Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva]].
* [[January 14]], [[2011]] – After protests [[President]] [[Zine El-Abidine Ben Ali]] resigns, leaving the Prime Minister to be acting president.
* [[February 11]], [[2011]] – After pro-democracy protests [[President]] [[Hosni Mubarak]] of [[Egypt]] resigns, leaving the military in control.
* [[July 9]], [[2011]] – [[South Sudan]] becomes a country. [[Salva Kiir Mayardit]] becomes its [[President]].
* [[August 26]], [[2011]] – [[Naoto Kan]] resigns as [[Prime Minister of Japan]], being succeeded by [[Yoshihiko Noda]].
* [[October 20]], [[2011]] – The National Transitional Council takes control of the whole of [[Libya]] on the death of [[Muammar al-Gaddafi]].
* [[November 11]], [[2011]] – [[Michael D. Higgins]] becomes President of [[Ireland]], succeeding [[Mary McAleese]].
* [[November 12]], [[2011]] – [[Silvio Berlusconi]] resigns as [[Prime Minister]] of [[Italy]]. He is succeeded by [[Mario Monti]].
* [[December 6]], [[2011]] – [[Elio di Rupo]] becomes [[Prime Minister]] of [[Belgium]], succeeding [[Yves Leterme]].
* [[December 17]], [[2011]] – [[Kim Jong-il]], Supreme Leader of [[North Korea]] dies. He is succeeded by his son, [[Kim Jong-un]].
* [[February 17]], [[2012]] – [[Christian Wulff]] resigns as [[President of Germany]]. [[Joachim Gauck]] succeeds him on [[March 18]], [[2012]].
* [[February 27]], [[2012]] − [[Abd Rabbuh Mansur Hadi]] becomes President of [[Yemen]], replacing [[Ali Abdullah Saleh]], who had resigned after protests.
* [[March 1]], [[2012]] – [[Sauli Niinistö]] becomes President of [[Finland]], succeeding [[Tarja Halonen]].
* [[March 18]], [[2012]] – [[Joachim Gauck]] becomes [[President of Germany]], succeeding [[Christian Wulff]].
* [[April 5]], [[2012]] – [[Bingu wa Mutharika]], President of [[Malawi]] dies. He is succeeded by Vice President of Malawi, [[Joyce Banda]].
* [[May 15]], [[2012]] – [[Francois Hollande]] becomes [[President of France]], succeeding [[Nicolas Sarkozy]].
* [[June 30]], [[2012]] – [[Mohamed Morsi]] becomes President of [[Egypt]].
* [[July 24]], [[2012]] – [[John Atta Mills]], President of [[Ghana]] dies. He is succeeded by Vice President of Ghana, [[John Dramani Mahama]].
* [[November 15]], [[2012]] – [[Xi Jinping]] becomes the [[General Secretary of the Communist Party of China]], succeeding [[Hu Jintao]].
* [[December 1]], [[2012]] – [[Enrique Peña Nieto]] becomes [[President]] of [[Mexico]], succeeding [[Felipe Calderon]].
* [[December 26]], [[2012]] – [[Shinzo Abe]] becomes [[Prime Minister]] of [[Japan]], succeeding [[Yoshihiko Noda]].
* [[February 25]], [[2013]] – [[Park Geunhye]] becomes [[President of South Korea]], succeeding [[Lee Myung Bak]].
* [[March 5]], [[2013]] – [[Hugo Chávez]], President of [[Venezuela]], dies of cancer. Vice President of [[Venezuela]] [[Nicolas Maduro]] becomes acting president until elections were held on April 14, 2013.
* [[March 20]], [[2013]] – [[Zillur Rahman]], President of [[Bangladesh]] died. Bangladesh parliament speaker [[Abdul Hamid]] was appointed acting president until he was sworn in on April 22, 2013.
* [[April 14]], [[2013]] – In Venezuela, elections were held to fill the term of [[Hugo Chávez]], who died on March 5, 2013. [[Nicolas Maduro]] was elected.
* [[April 28]], [[2013]] – [[Enrico Letta]] becomes [[Prime Minister]] of [[Italy]], succeeding [[Mario Monti]].
* [[June 27]], [[2013]] – [[Kevin Rudd]] becomes [[Prime Minister of Australia]], succeeding [[Julia Gillard]].
* [[July 3]], [[2013]] – [[President]] [[Mohamed Morsi]] of [[Egypt]] is thrown by a [[coup]], leaving [[Adly Mansour]], the Egyptian supreme court judge as the Acting President.
* [[September 18]], [[2013]] – [[Tony Abbott]] becomes [[Prime Minister of Australia]], succeeding [[Kevin Rudd]].
* [[January 27]], [[2014]] – [[Juan Orlando Hernández]] becomes [[President]] of [[Honduras]], succeeding [[Porfirio Lobo Sosa]].
* [[March 11]], [[2014]] – [[Michelle Bachelet]] becomes [[President of Chile]], succeeding [[Sebastián Piñera]].
* [[May 8]], [[2014]] – [[Luis Guillermo Solís]] becomes President of Costa Rica, succeeding [[Laura Chinchilla]].
* [[May 31]], [[2014]] – [[Peter Mutharika]] becomes President of Malawi, succeeding [[Joyce Banda]]. 
* [[June 1]], [[2014]] – [[Salvador Sánchez Cerén]] becomes President of El Salvador, succeeding [[Mauricio Funes]].
* [[June 7]], [[2014]] – [[Petro Poroshenko]] becomes President of Ukraine. 
* [[June 8]], [[2014]] – [[Abdel Fattah el-Sisi]] becomes President of [[Egypt]].
* [[July 1]], [[2014]] – [[Juan Carlos Varela]] becomes President of Panama, succeeding [[Ricardo Martinelli]].
* [[July 24]], [[2014]] – [[Reuven Rivlin]] becomes President of Israel, succeeding [[Shimon Peres]].
* [[September 29]], [[2014]] – [[Ashraf Ghani]] becomes President of [[Afghanistan]], succeeding [[Hamid Karzai]].
* [[October 11]], [[2014]] – [[Charles Michel]] becomes Prime Minister of [[Belgium]], succeeding [[Elio Di Rupo]].
* [[October 20]], [[2014]] – [[Joko Widodo]] becomes President of [[Indonesia]], succeeding [[Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono]].
* [[October 31]], [[2014]] – [[Blaise Compaoré]] resigned as President of [[Burkina Faso]]. 
* [[December 21]], [[2014]] – [[Klaus Iohannis]] becomes President of [[Romania]], succeeding [[Traian Băsescu]].
* [[November 4]], [[2015]] – [[Justin Trudeau]] becomes [[Prime Minister of Canada]], succeeding [[Stephen Harper]].
* [[December 10]], [[2015]] – [[Mauricio Macri]] becomes [[President of Argentina|President]] of [[Argentina]], succeeding [[Cristina Fernández de Kirchner]].
* [[June 30]], [[2016]] – [[Rodrigo Duterte]] becomes President of the [[Philippines]], succeeding [[Benigno Aquino III]].
* [[July 13]], [[2016]] – [[Theresa May]] becomes [[Prime Minister of the United Kingdom]], succeeding [[David Cameron]].
* [[January 20]], [[2017]] – [[Donald Trump]] becomes [[President of the United States]], succeeding [[Barack Obama]].
* [[November 21]], [[2017]] – [[Robert Mugabe]] resigned as President of [[Zimbabwe]].
* [[December 1]], [[2018]] - [[Andrés Manuel López Obrador]] becomes President of [[Mexico]], succeeding [[Enrique Peña Nieto]].

==Sporting events==
* Different '''[[Olympics|Olympic]]''' games:
** 2010 [[Winter]] Olympics in [[Vancouver]] and [[Whistler, British Columbia]]
** 2010 [[Summer]] Youth Olympics in [[Singapore]]
** 2012 Summer Olympics in [[London]]
** 2012 Winter Youth Olympics
** 2014 Winter Olympics in [[Sochi]], southern [[Russia]]
** 2014 Summer Youth Olympics
** 2016 Summer Olympics in [[Rio de Janeiro]]
** 2016 Winter Youth Olympics
** 2018 Winter Olympics in [[South Korea]]
** 2018 Summer Youth Olympics
* Different '''[[FIFA World Cup|World Cup]]''' [[games]]:
** [[2010 FIFA World Cup]] was held in [[South Africa]], won by the [[Spain national football team|Spain]]
** [[2011]] [[Cricket World Cup]] was held in [[India]], [[Sri Lanka]] and [[Bangladesh]], won by India
** 2011 [[FIFA Women's World Cup]] was held in [[Germany]], won by [[Japan]]
** 2011 [[Rugby World Cup]] was held in [[New Zealand]], won by New Zealand
** [[2014 FIFA World Cup]] was held in [[Brazil]], won by the [[Germany national football team|Germany]] 
** [[2015]] FIFA Women's World Cup to be held in [[Canada]]
** 2015 Cricket World Cup to be held in [[Australia]] and [[New Zealand]]
** [[2015 Rugby World Cup]] to be held in England
** [[2018 FIFA World Cup]] to be held in [[Russia]]
** [[2019]] FIFA Women's World Cup
** 2019 Cricket World Cup to be held in [[England]] and [[Wales]]
** 2019 Rugby World Cup to be held in [[Japan]], [[Hong Kong]] and [[Singapore]]

== References ==
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