"What in the World?" Weekly Quiz - Week of July 25, 2016

The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) was blocked this week by member nation Cambodia from issuing a statement regarding The Hague's ruling that denies a Chinese claim in the South China Sea. Besides Cambodia, which of the following nations is also a member of ASEAN?

In the wake of a failed coup attempt, and in his first decree under the state of emergency, Turkish president Erdogan ordered the closing of thousands of what?

A report released this week by the Carnegie Middle East Center explained that Egypt's authoritarian regime cannot launch the economic reforms it should, for fear of alienating its support base of public-sector employees, but if it does not undertake reforms, then the current economic crisis will undermine support for the government. Who, as the current leader of Egypt, has to resolve this dilemma?

Islamic State claimed responsibility for two explosions that disrupted demonstrations by a Shi'ite minority and claimed 80 lives in which city?

A mass shooting that claimed 10 lives in Munich was determined to be the work of a lone gunman who was found to have what?

In Thailand, two young girls who tore down voter lists because they liked the color of the paper were arrested and charged with interfering with campaigning. The campaign in question is for a referendum on what?

On the eve of accepting the Republican Party's nomination for President of the United States, Donald Trump said that he would set conditions for which, usually automatic, action?

The military of which country announced this week that it is training Syrian migrants for civilian posts that will help rebuild their war-torn nation?

Playing which game, without paying attention to their surroundings, led two distracted young men to illegally cross the U.S.-Canadian border?

Alberto Fujimori, in prison since 2007, filed a request for a presidential pardon this week. Mr. Fujimori is the former president of which country?