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Module 1: Multilateral Alliances & Global Summits

Contemporary international relations emphasize multilateralism, climate pledges, supply-chain security, and regional architectures such as G20, BRICS, and the Quad.

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Q1. The African Union was inducted as a permanent member of the G20 under the presidency of:
Indonesia
India (New Delhi)
Brazil
South Africa
Solution: At the New Delhi G20 Summit in 2023, the 55-member African Union became a permanent member.
Q2. The landmark "UAE Consensus" on climate action was adopted at:
COP26
COP27
COP28 (Dubai)
COP29
Solution: COP28 in Dubai (2023) established the UAE Consensus on global climate targets.
Q3. The International Solar Alliance (ISA) is headquartered at:
Paris, France
Gurugram, India
Geneva, Switzerland
Nairobi, Kenya
Solution: ISA was founded by India and France and is headquartered in Gurugram, India.
Q4. Which multilateral grouping expanded by adding Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, and the UAE?
G7
BRICS
SCO
ASEAN
Solution: BRICS expanded its official membership following its 2023 summit.
Q5. The New Development Bank (NDB) established by BRICS is headquartered in:
Beijing
Shanghai
New Delhi
Johannesburg
Solution: The NDB has its headquarters in Shanghai, China.
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