Tennessee World Affairs Council What in the World? Weekly Quiz – April 4-10, 2022 (Revised)

The world is just starting to react to reports of Russian military atrocities in THIS Ukraine town including summary executions and the deaths of hundreds of civilians. Russia blamed Ukrainians.

 

Bucha
Lviv
Kyiv
Odessa
Negotiators for Russia and Ukraine met in THIS NATO nation city as Moscow reacted to its stalled invasion.
Tashkent
Baku
Istanbul
Nur-Sultan

EU and NATO member Hungary voted another term for THIS prime minister who has clashed with Brussels over rule of law and freedom of the press issues. He is the only EU leader to criticize Ukraine President Zelensky.

Victor Orban
Andrzej Duda
Klaus Iohannis
Milos Zeman

Prince Hamzah, former crown prince of THIS country and son of the late King Hussein and Queen Noor renounced the title of Prince. He has clashed in the past with King Abdullah and was placed under house arrest last year.

Lebanon
Bahrain
Egypt
Jordan

More than two billion Muslims, the second-largest world religion, began THIS month of dawn to dusk fasting, marking a time of self-reflection and strengthening their relationship with God.

Hajj
Shahada
Ramadan
Zakat

Despite promises to reopen schools for girls THIS ruling group in Afghanistan indefinitely closed the schools on March 23rd. (WACA WWNU)

Taliban
Pashtuns
Balochis
Kochis

The economy of THIS island nation lying across the Palk Strait from India’s southeast coast, has hit “rock bottom” reversing a post-civil war boom. The central bank is hoarding dollars, inflation topped 17 percent in February and electricity in the capital city of Colombo, is rationed. (WACA WWNU)

Myanmar
Sri Langa
Kashmir
Maldives

Carrie Lam will not seek a second term as Chief Executive of THIS territory that has seen years of pro-democracy rallies, a Beijing crackdown on freedoms and a badly managed reaction to Covid-19 spread.

Taiwan
Hong Kong
Singapore
Macau
Prime Minister Imran Khan, former cricket star, asked THIS country’s president to dissolve parliament to avoid a “no-confidence vote,” a constitutional crisis in a nuclear-armed nation. The opposition vows a court fight.
Kuwait
Uzbekistan
Pakistan
Azerbaijan
Pope Francis apologized on behalf of the Catholic Church to indigenous leaders from THIS country over abuse of children at church run residential schools. The pontiff will travel there to issue a formal apology. The country’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission labeled the schools as “cultural genocide.”
Mexico
Argentina
Canada
Australia
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