International Affairs MCQs

41.

While acknowledging the benefits of a global internet, the Accord stresses the right of nations to:

A Control all internet traffic

B Protect their digital borders and citizens' data

C Censor all online content

D Disconnect from the global internet entirely

42.

The Accord calls for greater transparency in:

A Physical infrastructure development

B Algorithmic decision-making and the use of AI in cybersecurity

C Traditional manufacturing processes

D International space exploration

43.

What new network is proposed to facilitate rapid information sharing during major cyberattacks?

A Global Cyber Defense Network

B International Cyber Incident Response Network

C Digital Security Alliance

D Cyber Threat Intelligence Hub

44.

What is a key provision of the Accord regarding data?

A Complete free flow of all data globally

B Commitments to data localization where necessary for national security

C Mandatory sharing of all personal data

D Prohibition of all data transfers

45.

The 'Geneva Accord' emphasizes the importance of international cooperation in combating:

A Only cyber espionage

B Cybercrime, protecting critical infrastructure, and responsible state behavior

C Only online piracy

D Only data breaches

46.

What was a primary aim of the summit?

A To promote a single global internet infrastructure

B To establish common principles for securing the digital realm and respecting national digital sovereignty

C To ban all forms of cyber warfare

D To create a global cybersecurity enforcement agency

47.

Where was the Global Summit on Cybersecurity and Digital Sovereignty held?

A Paris

B New York

C Geneva

D Berlin

48.

What was the name of the agreement adopted at the Global Summit on Cybersecurity and Digital Sovereignty?

A Geneva Convention on Cyber Warfare

B Geneva Accord on Cybersecurity and Digital Sovereignty

C Global Cybersecurity Charter

D Digital Sovereignty Treaty

49.

The ruling is considered 'binding' on both parties. What does this mean?

A The parties can choose to ignore the ruling

B The parties are legally obligated to comply with the ruling

C The ruling is advisory and non-enforceable

D The ruling can be renegotiated at any time

50.

What future interpretations could this judgment influence?

A Maritime rights concerning resource extraction and navigation

B International trade agreements

C Global environmental protection policies

D Space law and regulations

International Current Affairs MCQs - 2026-04-01