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Showing questions for September 24, 2025 - Total: 29 questions
Question 21 Sep 24, 2025
Which country's rebels have been launching attacks on shipping in the Red Sea corridor, including a recent attack off Yemen's coast in the Gulf of Aden?
Yemen’s Houthi rebels Yemen’s Iranian-backed Houthi rebels have been conducting a series of attacks targeting commercial shipping through the Red Sea corridor, disrupting global trade routes. A ship traveling off the coast of Yemen in the Gulf of Aden came under attack on Tuesday, with the crew reporting an explosion nearby. Although no injuries were reported, the incident highlights ongoing regional instability. The British military’s UK Maritime Trade Operations confirmed the vessel was safe and proceeding to its next port. While the Houthis did not immediately claim responsibility, their prior pattern of attacks strongly implicates them in such actions.
Question 22 Sep 24, 2025
What reason did Copenhagen police give for not shooting down drones that disrupted airport operations?
Risk was too great due to passengers, planes, and fuel depots Copenhagen police decided against shooting down the large unidentified drones flying over the airport because the risk was too high, given the presence of passengers, aircraft on runways, and nearby fuel depots. Senior police inspector Jes Jespersen described the drone operator as a 'capable actor' possibly showing off or practicing flight techniques. The drones displayed erratic light patterns and flight behavior, suggesting non-hostile intent, though authorities could not rule out a potential Russian hybrid attack. The airspace was shut down for hours, causing delays and cancellations, before resuming operations. Investigators are examining whether the drones arrived by land or via boats through strategic Baltic straits.
Question 23 Sep 24, 2025
What did a UN Human Rights Office report released on September 24, 2025, reveal about Ukrainian civilians detained by Russia?
They were subjected to torture and ill-treatment systematically A UN Human Rights Office report published on September 24, 2025, detailed widespread and systematic abuse of Ukrainian civilian detainees held by Russian forces in occupied territories. It documented cases of torture, ill-treatment, and sexual violence, highlighting grave breaches of international humanitarian law. The report underscores the dire human rights situation amid Russia’s full-scale invasion that began in February 2022. Civilian casualties in Ukraine had risen by 40% in the first eight months of 2025 compared to 2024, according to earlier UN data. These findings add to mounting evidence of war crimes and strengthen calls for international accountability.
Question 24 Sep 24, 2025
Which country recently recognized the state of Palestine during the UN General Assembly meeting, despite Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu’s rejection of a two-state solution?
France During the UN General Assembly gathering in September 2025, France formally recognized the state of Palestine, joining over 145 nations that already acknowledge it. This move came even as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reiterated his vow that there will never be a Palestinian state. Spain, Ireland, and Norway led the wave of recognitions in May 2024, and since then, additional countries including Belgium, Luxembourg, the UK, Canada, and Australia have followed. Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares emphasized the inevitability of peace and coexistence. The growing diplomatic shift reflects increasing global pressure on Israel regarding its conduct in Gaza and underscores support for a two-state solution.
Question 25 Sep 24, 2025
Which company has been onboarded as the title sponsor for the 10th edition of Pinkathon in 2025?
Zydus Lifesciences Ltd Zydus Lifesciences Ltd has been announced as the title sponsor for the 10th edition of Pinkathon, India’s largest women’s run. The partnership aims to amplify breast cancer awareness and promote preventive healthcare among women. Through this collaboration, the campaign 'Easiest Exam' emphasizes the importance of a 3-minute monthly self-examination to detect early signs of breast cancer. Pinkathon founder Milind Soman highlighted that the event encourages women from all walks of life to prioritize health through physical activity. The Mumbai leg is set for December 21, 2025, kicking off a six-city tour across India.

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