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"AFPAK" (or Af-Pak) was a term used within U.S. foreign policy circles starting in 2009 to refer to Afghanistan and Pakistan as a single, integrated theater of operations2. This approach was part of a new strategy announced by the Obama administration.
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Who was the founder of the Republican Party of the United States?
The Republican Party was founded by anti-slavery activists in the 1850s, with Amos Tuck often credited as one of its key founders. Abraham Lincoln was its first successful presidential candidate.
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The idea that leaders initiate foreign conflicts to distract public opinion from controversial domestic policies is called:
Diversionary theory suggests that leaders may provoke international conflicts to divert attention from domestic issues and consolidate their political position.
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International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women is observed annually on:
November 25th is designated as the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women by the United Nations. The date was chosen to honor the Mirabal sisters, political activists assassinated in the Dominican Republic in 1960.
When a court hears proceedings in camera, it does so behind closed doors, excluding the general public to protect confidentiality or sensitive information.
Persona ficta is a Latin term meaning “fictitious person” and refers to a juridical or artificial person created by law. It denotes an organization or collective—such as a corporation or public body—that the legal system treats as a single entity capable of holding rights, incurring obligations, owning property, and suing or being sued independently of its individual members. This legal fiction, rooted in Roman and medieval canon law, underpins modern corporate and administrative law by granting such bodies perpetual existence and distinct legal personality from the humans who compose them.
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The theory that a single dominant power can maintain world peace is called?
Hegemonic Stability Theory posits that international order requires a predominant state (the hegemon) to articulate and enforce rules, providing public goods—such as security and open markets—that underpin global stability.
Before the UK’s withdrawal in 2020, the European Union comprised 28 member states.[5](https://www.jworldtimes.com/old-site/css-exclusive/css-special/css-2017-solved-papers-current-affairs-mcqs/)
The Suez Canal, opened in 1869, links the Mediterranean Sea with the Red Sea, serving as a vital maritime route.[5](https://www.jworldtimes.com/old-site/css-exclusive/css-special/css-2017-solved-papers-current-affairs-mcqs/)
