The Qatar-based all-news satellite TV network _______ has become a major force in Middle East politics.

Related Mcqs:

1. Faisal Weizmann Agreement, Agreement for Arab-Jewish cooperation in the Middle East was signed in: 1919?

   A. 1919
   B. 1920
   C. 1939
   D. 1944

2. Who is newly appointed special envoy to the Middle East by Barack Obama?

   A. Catherine Ashton
   B. George J. Mitchel
   C. Charles Kelley
   D. Dave Haywood

3. Who is newly appointed special envoy to the Middle East by Barack Obama?

   A. Catherine Ashton
   B. George J. Mitchell
   C. Charles Kelley
   D. Dave Haywood

4. When did East Timor become the member of UNO?

   A. 15th September 2002
   B. 19th September 2002
   C. 14th September 2002
   D. 27th September 2002

5. There are six members in GCC including Saudi Arab, UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman and:

   A. Bahrain
   B. Iran
   C. Iraq
   D. PLO

6. OAPEC’s members are Algeria, Bahrain, Egypt, Iraq, Kuwait, Libya, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Syria and UAE. Its headquarters are in:

   A. Tripoli
   B. Riyadh
   C. Cairo
   D. Kuwait

7. Algeria, Angola, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Libya, Nigeria, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Venezuela, and Ecuador are OPEC’s members. Its headquarters are in:

   A. Vienna
   B. Tehran
   C. Riyadh
   D. Baghdad

8. Realist approaches to environmental politics:

   A. Emphasize the role of institutions in regulating the environment
   B. Focuses ones of state power and interest
   C. Emphasizes the role played by epistemic communities of scientists
   D. Focus on the dissemination of environmental norms

9. All issues of identity have emerged only in the aftermath of the cold-war. Identity politics were invented after the end of the cold war.

   A. True
   B. False
   C. It depends on the theoretical approach that is used in the analysis
   D. It depends on the historical background of the identity

10. What is the “ethic of responsibility” and how does it relate to world politics?

    A. It is the responsibility realists have towards the world; this creates a more realistic scene in world politics
    B. It marks the limits of ethics in international relations, this results in decision-makers weighing up consequences and sometimes expecting positive outcomes of amoral actions
    C. It is a vow politicians take, which requires them to take responsibility for the ethics of their international actions
    D. None of the options given are correct