When did the Israel-Palestine conflict ended?

A 72 year old men of Zaragoza admitted killing and eating more than 15 women over a period of 20 years? True or False

Who is the secretary general of the United Nations?

This is a central concept of the GP course, and is seen as the ability to affect change in the world.

What day did the World Trade Center fall?

Which are the names of the two terror groups that attacks Turkey?

What was the number of the subway line that recently collapsed in Mexico city?

Where are the headquarters of the UN?

This concept can be interpreted differently by various groups and is closely associated with the idea of fairness with each getting what they deserve.

In what year did the first world war ended?

What did the hacker group behind the colonial ransoware attack received?

How many states are at the moment on green light?

What was before the United Nations?

Defined as physical or psychological force afflicted upon another being. In GP it could be seen as anything manmade that prevents someone reaching their full potential.

Which is the name of Canada´s prime minister, the president of the French Republic and the president of Russia?

The strikes that erupted in Colombia where against what?

In which states does criminal groups have threaten and kidnapped political candidates due to 2021 elections?

How many member states are in the UN?

This concept embodies the practice of advocating one’s rights without physically harming the opponent. Often involved in the opposition of systems considered as unjust.

Who is the chancellor of Germany?

Which country wants to completely shut its borders with Pakistan and Bangladesh?

How many COVID cases are reported in Mexico according to the health secretary?

When did the UN begin and why?

This characterizes a state’s interdependence, its ability to govern itself and control over its own territory.

Why did David Cameron resign as Prime Minister in 2016?