"What in the World?" - Week of Sep 24-30, 2017

This week and next here are important votes scheduled in all of these places EXCEPT:
A referendum on secession in the Catalonia region of Spain on October 1st.
German Chancellor Merkel is running for a fourth-term in voting on September 24th.
A referendum on independence for the Kurdish region in Iraq on September 24th.
A constituent assembly vote in support of President Maduro in Venezuela on September 26th.
The C5+1, according to the State Department, is a forum for the U.S. And five countries from THIS region “to focus on three sectors of common interest – security, with a focus on terrorist threats; economics, with a focus on improving regional trade flows and prospects for U.S. Trade and investment; and environmental challenges.”
Central America
Central Asia
Southeast Asia
Horn of Africa
President Trump told the UN General Assembly he wants to reopen negotiations on the Iran nuclear deal signed in 2015. What is the agreement called?
Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action
Agreement to Forestall Nuclear Weapons Developments
P5+1 Nuclear Enrichment Treaty
Iran Nuclear Development Agreement
A referendum for independence for Kurdistan from Iraq drew hostile reaction from neighboring countries including THIS state:
Saudi Arabia
Jordan
Iran
Syria
Angela Merkel won a fourth term as Chancellor of Germany but the election was marked by the performance of THIS right-wing political party which will now be seated in the Bundestag.
Social Democrats (SD)
Green Party
Alternative for Germany (AFD)
National Democrat Party (DND)
THIS country claimed to have completed destruction of its chemical weapon stockpile in accordance with a multinational agreement and claimed that the United States was dragging its feet in completing the job.
China
Syria
Russia
Turkey
A new US travel ban included THIS country which was criticized by France as counterproductive in the war on terror.
Burma
Iraq
Venezuela
Chad
China said THIS entity was “not a country” and would “reap the consequences” of a formal declaration of independence.
Hong Kong
Taiwan
Macau
Hainan
The head of the UN “watchdog” agency monitoring Iranian compliance with the 2015 nuclear deal asked the major powers that participated in the agreement to clarify portions of the pact dealing with technology that could be used to develop an atom bomb. What is the agency?
Nuclear Monitoring Council
UN Security Council Proliferation Committee
The Geneva Council
International Atomic Energy Agency
In response to North Korean saber-rattling the U.S. Conducted a show of force this weekend designed to send a message to Pyongyang. What was this action?
Announced deployment of an aircraft carrier to the Sea of Japan near North Korean waters.
Conducted a sortie of strategic bombes near North Korean airspace.
Conducted armored forces maneuvers near the DMZ across from North Korea.
All of the above
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