International Current Affairs Today
Questions:
- What new features did Instagram introduce for European users recently?
- Why were the transparency measures and user options introduced on Instagram for European users?
- Who is the President, Global Affairs at Meta?
- What action is the Canadian government considering to address the housing crisis?
- How many international students did Canada host last year?
- How many study permits went to Indians in 2022 according to the government data?
- When will Singapore hold its presidential election?
- For what crime was the Pennsylvania-based dentist sentenced to life imprisonment?
- How many days was the man stranded on an uninhabited island in the Bahamas?
- What action did the US Coast Guard take upon locating the stranded man?
- Where was Former Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra transported after returning to the country?
- Why were schoolchildren and a teacher rescued in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province?
- Who was recently elected as the president of Cambodia’s National Assembly?
- Which Pakistan Prime Minister is spending his prison term in Attock jail?
- How many of Italy’s largest cities will be on “red alert” for heat by mid-week according to the Ministry of Health?
- What “significant increase” did the data from the US Forest Service reveal?
- What is the estimated value of the potential sale of Apache attack helicopters and related equipment to Poland?
- When did the ambush and robbery incident involving Indian nationals take place in Mexico City?
- What has North Korea informed Japan about recently?
- Which country confirmed carrying out a drone attack on a Russian military air base?
- How many aircrafts were damaged in the drone attack on Shaykovka air base?
Answers:
- Instagram introduced additional transparency measures and user options for European users.
- They were introduced as the Digital Services Act (DSA) comes into effect later this month.
- Nick Clegg.
- The Canadian government is considering a cap on the number of international students.
- More than 800,000.
- 226,000 of the 549,570 study permits.
- September 1.
- For killing his wife during an African safari in 2016.
- Three days.
- The US Coast Guard dropped supplies including food, water, and a radio.
- To prison, following a Supreme Court issued 8-year detention order.
- The cable of a chairlift they were on snapped.
- Khuon Sudary.
- Imran Khan.
- 17 cities.
- A “significant increase” in wildfires caused by humans in Oregon and Washington.
- $12 billion.
- August 19.
- Its plan to launch a satellite between Thursday and August 31.
- Ukraine.
- At least one aircraft.
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