Showing questions for September 16, 2025
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Question 16 Sep 16, 2025
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Why did Elon Musk face calls for sanctions from UK politicians after the "Unite the Kingdom" rally in London?
He incited violence by telling protesters "you either fight back or you die"Elon Musk faced widespread condemnation and calls for sanctions after addressing an anti-immigration rally in London via video link, where he declared, "violence is coming to you" and "you either fight back or you die." The rally, organized by far-right figure Tommy Robinson, turned violent, injuring 26 police officers. UK Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey urged Prime Minister Keir Starmer to condemn Musk’s remarks, calling them dangerous and seditious. Equalities Minister Jacqui Smith labeled the comments as wrong and threatening to public order. Musk’s support for far-right figures and opposition to online content regulation further fueled concerns about foreign interference in British democracy.
Question 17 Sep 16, 2025
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What did President Trump claim about the outcome of recent US-China talks regarding TikTok?
A deal was reached to save the appPresident Trump announced on his social media platform that US-China talks went well and resulted in a deal concerning a company "young people very much wanted to save," widely interpreted as TikTok. The app faces a US legal requirement to be sold to a non-Chinese entity or cease operations, due to national security concerns over data privacy and Chinese government influence. Trump had previously delayed the deadline multiple times, indicating a shift in policy. His mention of an upcoming call with Chinese leader Xi Jinping suggests high-level diplomatic engagement. Although China has not confirmed the deal, the announcement signals a potential resolution to the long-standing TikTok controversy.
Question 18 Sep 16, 2025
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What is the name of the joint military exercise conducted by the US, South Korea, and Japan near Jeju Island?
Freedom EdgeThe United States, South Korea, and Japan launched a joint air and naval exercise named "Freedom Edge" off the southern coast of South Korea’s Jeju Island. The drill aims to enhance trilateral defense coordination in response to North Korea’s advancing nuclear and missile capabilities. It includes advanced training in ballistic missile defense, air operations, medical evacuations, and maritime maneuvers. North Korea condemned the exercise as a "reckless show of strength," with Kim Yo Jong warning of negative consequences. This exercise marks the most sophisticated demonstration of trilateral military cooperation to date, underscoring regional security commitments.
Question 19 Sep 16, 2025
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Which country made a historic comeback from 2-0 down to qualify for the Davis Cup Final 8 in Marbella?
SpainSpain made a remarkable comeback against Denmark in the Davis Cup qualifying tie, becoming the first team in its history to overturn a 2-0 deficit. After losing the opening two rubbers, Spain stayed alive with a doubles win by Jaume Munar and Pedro Martinez. Martinez then saved a match point to defeat Holger Rune in a tight three-set singles match. Finally, Pablo Carreño Busta sealed the victory with a straight-sets win over Elmer Møller. The triumph marked a significant moment in Spanish tennis history.
Question 20 Sep 16, 2025
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What was the reason cited by Indian cricket team officials for not shaking hands with the Pakistan team after their Asia Cup match?
Solidarity with victims of the Pahalgam terror attackThe Indian cricket team, led by captain Suryakumar Yadav and head coach Gautam Gambhir, adopted a 'No Handshake Policy' as a mark of respect and solidarity with the families of the victims of the Pahalgam terror attack that killed 26 people. This decision was taken after discussions within the BCCI and team management amid public backlash over playing against Pakistan. Gambhir emphasized the team’s support for the armed forces and Operation Sindoor. Though handshake is a goodwill gesture and not mandatory, India chose to make a symbolic political and emotional statement. The policy is expected to continue if the teams meet again in the Super Four or final.