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81International RelationsMedium

Who singed agreement to return Hong Kong to Chinese control in 1984?

AChina and USSR

BChina and USA

CChina and Germany

DChina and Britain

Correct answer

D. China and Britain

Explanation

The correct answer is China and Britain.

82International RelationsMedium

Until which year 65 Km area up to Chinese border remained un-demarcated?

A1984

B1981

C1969

D1975

Correct answer

A. 1984

Explanation

The correct answer is 1984.

83International RelationsMedium

The Secretary-General of ECO is elected for a period of:

A3 years

B5 years

C4 years

D2 years

Correct answer

A. 3 years

Explanation

The correct answer is 3 years.

84International RelationsMedium

What is called the killing of nearly six million Jews by Nazis in Second World War?

AMass killing

BJews cleansing

CHolocaust

DEthnic cleansing

Correct answer

C. Holocaust

Explanation

The correct answer is Holocaust.

85International RelationsMedium

Which of the following is known as “The Bible of English Constitution”?

AMagna Carta

BBritish Constitution

CNone of them

DUS Constitution

Correct answer

A. Magna Carta

Explanation

The correct answer is Magna Carta.

86International RelationsMedium

The Judges of the ICJ are:

AElected by the Security Council

BNone of these

CAppointed by the Secretary General in consultation with five permanent members of the Security Council

Delected by the Security council and the General Assembly

Correct answer

D. elected by the Security council and the General Assembly

Explanation

The correct answer is elected by the Security council and the General Assembly.

87International RelationsMedium

In order to satisfy the world, when did Iran suspended voluntarily and temporarily its uranium programme.

A15th October, 2003

B14th November, 2004

C25th August 2004

D10th December, 2004

Correct answer

C. 25th August 2004

Explanation

The correct answer is 25th August 2004.

88International RelationsMedium

What is the ‘New Steam’ critique of Liberalism?

AThe determinacy of international legal rules is able

BAll of the above

CInternational legal thought operates within a confined intellectual structure

DThe underlying logic of Liberalism in international law is incoherent

Correct answer

B. All of the above

Explanation

The correct answer is All of the above.

89International RelationsMedium

Of the countless items invented by the Chinese, what did they invent in 700 that would have a significant effect on the future of the world?

AAbacus

BSolar power

CGunpowder

DAstronomy

Correct answer

C. Gunpowder

Explanation

The correct answer is Gunpowder.

90International RelationsMedium

International Law:

AHas nothing to do with it

BIs superior to National Law

CNone of these

DIs inferior to National Law

Correct answer

D. Is inferior to National Law

Explanation

The correct answer is Is inferior to National Law.

The Judges of the ICJ are:

AElected by the Security Council

BNone of these

CAppointed by the Secretary General in consultation with five permanent members of the Security Council

Delected by the Security council and the General Assembly

Correct answer

D. elected by the Security council and the General Assembly

Explanation

The correct answer is elected by the Security council and the General Assembly.

What is the ‘New Steam’ critique of Liberalism?

AThe determinacy of international legal rules is able

BAll of the above

CInternational legal thought operates within a confined intellectual structure

DThe underlying logic of Liberalism in international law is incoherent

Correct answer

B. All of the above

Explanation

The correct answer is All of the above.