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Showing questions for October 17, 2025 - Total: 19 questions
Question 11 Oct 17, 2025
In which Tunisian city did violent protests erupt over air pollution from a phosphate-processing plant?
Gabes Thousands of residents in Gabes, Tunisia, protested on October 16, 2025, against severe air pollution from a state-owned phosphate-processing facility. The demonstration turned violent when police used tear gas to disperse crowds attempting to enter the industrial complex, a designated military zone. Environmental groups like 'Stop Pollution' blame decades of industrial activity for rising cancer rates and ecosystem collapse. A recent gas leak from the plant had hospitalized dozens, including children, reigniting public anger. Gabes is central to Tunisia’s phosphate industry, a major export revenue source.
Question 12 Oct 17, 2025
What punishment did Bangladesh’s International Crimes Tribunal chief prosecutor seek for deposed Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina?
Death penalty On October 17, 2025, Chief Prosecutor Muhammad Tajul Islam demanded the death penalty for former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, accusing her of being the 'mastermind' behind crimes against humanity during the 2024 student-led protests. A UN report estimated around 1,400 deaths during the government crackdown between July 15 and August 15, 2024. The prosecutor argued that the severity of the crimes warranted the maximum punishment to deter future atrocities. Hasina’s supporters claim the charges are politically motivated. She has not yet publicly responded to the tribunal’s proceedings.
Question 13 Oct 17, 2025
Which extremist group is Pakistan’s Punjab government recommending to ban following violent protests in October 2025?
Tehreek-i-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) Following deadly clashes in which at least five people, including a police officer, were killed during a protest march toward the US embassy in Islamabad, Punjab’s Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz convened an emergency meeting. The provincial government decided to recommend a federal ban on the extremist group Tehreek-i-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP), which had organized the march in support of Palestine. The group’s leadership is also proposed to be listed under the Fourth Schedule of the Anti-Terrorism Act for incitement and hate speech. This move aims to reinforce state authority and prevent future violent unrest.
Question 14 Oct 17, 2025
According to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, what type of munitions did Russia allegedly use in its recent attacks on Ukraine’s infrastructure?
Cluster munitions In his Telegram statement on October 17, 2025, President Zelenskyy accused Russia of using cluster munitions during its latest barrage on Ukraine’s energy grid. He emphasized that Russia conducted repeated strikes on the same locations to target emergency crews and engineers attempting repairs. This tactic exacerbates civilian suffering, especially as winter approaches. Cluster munitions are widely condemned due to their indiscriminate nature and long-term danger to civilians. Russia claims it only targets military infrastructure, but evidence suggests otherwise.
Question 15 Oct 17, 2025
Who scored an unbeaten 113 off 77 balls to help Australia defeat Bangladesh by 10 wickets in the Women's ODI World Cup on October 16, 2025?
Alyssa Healy Alyssa Healy, the Australian skipper, delivered a stellar performance against Bangladesh in the Women's ODI World Cup, smashing an unbeaten 113 off just 77 balls. Her innings included 20 boundaries and set the tone for a dominant 10-wicket victory. This was her second consecutive century in the tournament, following a record-breaking 142 in a previous match. Healy’s aggressive batting, combined with Phoebe Litchfield’s 84, dismantled the Bangladeshi bowling attack. The win significantly boosted Australia’s chances of reaching the semifinals.

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