A. Irish Sea
B. English Channel
C. Mediterranean Sea
D. Baltic Sea
World Current Affairs MCQs 2026
World Current Affairs MCQs 2026 for CSS, FPSC, NTS, PPSC & All Pakistan Competitive Exams
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Topics covered in World Current Affairs MCQs 2026:
- International Politics & Diplomacy — US-Iran talks, Russia-Ukraine war, Middle East conflict, world leaders and elections
- Global Economy & Trade — IMF reports, oil prices, world trade tariffs, G7 and G20 decisions
- International Organizations — UN Security Council, WHO, NATO, OIC, SCO, BRICS latest developments
- World Science & Technology — Space missions, AI developments, medical breakthroughs, climate tech
- World Sports & Events — FIFA, Olympics, ICC Cricket, Nobel Prize winners and world championships
- Military & Defence News — Military exercises, defence alliances, arms agreements and global conflicts
- Climate & Environment — COP summits, global warming reports, natural disasters and environmental policies
- World Summits & Conferences — G7, G20, ASEAN, SCO, OIC and all major international meetings 2026
- Nobel Prize Winners 2025-2026 — Peace, Literature, Science and Economics prize recipients
- Countries & Capitals Updates — New governments, elections, regime changes and leadership updates
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A. Poland
B. Germany
C. Ukraine
D. France
A. Tourism infrastructure
B. Drone and AI defense systems
C. Textile factories
D. Railway systems
A. Tourism growth
B. Inflation fears
C. Cricket betting
D. Gold imports
A. High inflation and rising living costs
B. Cricket league reforms
C. Film industry decline
D. Tourism shortages
A. £20 billion
B. £50 billion
C. £78 billion
D. £100 billion
A. Cricket tournaments
B. Ukraine defense support
C. Olympic Games
D. Tourism projects
A. Oil and energy prices
B. Cricket ticket prices
C. Tourism taxes
D. Gold exports
A. European Union and Turkey
B. FIFA officials
C. Tourism companies
D. Cricket boards
A. AI disruption and inflation
B. Cricket expansion
C. Tourism festivals
D. Fishing industry