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Showing questions for August 22, 2025 - Total: 33 questions
Question 26 Aug 22, 2025
Which country's electronics plant was struck by Russian missiles in western Ukraine near the Hungarian border?
American An American electronics plant, specifically the Flex factory operated by US-based Flex Ltd., was hit by Russian missiles in western Ukraine near the Hungarian border. Andy Hunder, president of the American Chamber of Commerce in Ukraine, confirmed the strike, noting that six nightshift workers were injured. The plant is one of the largest American investments in Ukraine. Hunder condemned the attack, stating it demonstrated Russia’s intent to target Western business interests. This incident underscores the expanding scope of Russia’s attacks beyond military targets to include foreign-owned infrastructure.
Question 27 Aug 22, 2025
Who testified in a Bangkok court on August 22, 2025, regarding allegations of breaching ethics in handling a border dispute with Cambodia?
Paetongtarn Shinawatra On August 22, 2025, Thailand’s suspended Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra testified in a closed-door session at a Bangkok court over allegations of ethical misconduct in her handling of a border dispute with Cambodia. She was accused of failing to defend national interests during a phone call with Cambodian Senate President Hun Sen, where she referred to him as 'uncle' and reportedly criticized a Thai general. The leaked call triggered public outrage, leading to her suspension by the Constitutional Court. Paetongtarn defended her actions as a diplomatic tactic and apologized, but maintained she did no harm to Thailand’s image.
Question 28 Aug 22, 2025
Which country's army chief visited China on August 22, 2025, to strengthen military cooperation?
Bangladesh On August 22, 2025, Bangladesh’s Chief of Army Staff, General Waker-Uz-Zaman, began an official visit to China aimed at enhancing bilateral military cooperation. He held meetings with Chinese civilian and military officials during his trip, which was scheduled to conclude on August 27. The visit reflects growing defense ties between Bangladesh and China, part of Dhaka’s broader strategic outreach. Such engagements often include discussions on defense equipment, training, and joint exercises. This move underscores Bangladesh’s efforts to diversify its military partnerships beyond traditional allies.
Question 29 Aug 22, 2025
Ajinkya Rahane has stepped down as captain of which domestic cricket team ahead of the 2025–26 Ranji Trophy season?
Mumbai Veteran Indian batter Ajinkya Rahane announced his decision to step down as captain of the Mumbai cricket team to allow for the grooming of a new leader. Despite stepping down from leadership, Rahane emphasized his continued commitment as a player for Mumbai. He has had a successful captaincy tenure, leading Mumbai to the Ranji Trophy title in 2023–24, the Irani Cup in 2024–25, and the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy in 2022–23. With over 14,000 runs in first-class cricket, Rahane remains a key figure in domestic cricket. His decision reflects a strategic move to develop young leadership within the Mumbai Cricket Association.
Question 30 Aug 22, 2025
Which international sports policy was recently announced by India’s Sports Ministry regarding bilateral ties with Pakistan?
No bilateral sporting ties even on neutral venues The Indian Sports Ministry has implemented a strict policy prohibiting all bilateral sporting engagements with Pakistan, regardless of the venue—even neutral grounds such as the USA. This decision stems from security concerns following the Pahalgam terror attack and India’s broader geopolitical stance. However, multilateral events like the Asia Cup are exempt, allowing the Indian cricket team to participate in UAE-hosted tournaments. Pakistani athletes will still be permitted in multilateral events held in India, aligning with Olympic inclusivity principles. The policy underscores India’s intent to position itself as a safe and neutral host for global sporting events.

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