MCQs: India-EU FTA & UN Cybersecurity Framework May 2026

1.

The UN resolution on cybersecurity emphasizes the principle of 'State Sovereignty' in cyberspace. What does this imply?

A States have the right to control their own cyber infrastructure

B States can ignore international laws

C Private companies have no role in cybersecurity

D The UN controls all national internet traffic

2.

What is the main concern raised by human rights groups regarding the UN's proposed global cybercrime treaty?

A It lacks provisions for financial penalties

B It might be used to suppress freedom of expression and dissent

C It focuses only on developed nations

D It does not cover artificial intelligence

3.

Which body is primarily responsible for the UN-led process to develop a global cybercrime treaty?

A UN Security Council

B Ad Hoc Committee on Cybercrime

C International Telecommunication Union (ITU)

D World Intellectual Property Organization

4.

What is the primary objective of the India-EU Trade and Technology Council (TTC) established alongside FTA talks?

A To coordinate on military defense strategies

B To address the nexus between trade, trusted technology, and security

C To manage migration policies between India and EU

D To replace the need for an FTA

5.

The India-EU FTA negotiations were officially relaunched in which year after a long hiatus?

A 2019

B 2021

C 2022

D 2023

6.

Which of the following is a major area of contention in the ongoing India-EU Free Trade Agreement (FTA) negotiations?

A Data adequacy status for India

B India's membership in the G7

C EU's demand for lower tariffs on automobiles and dairy products

D India's refusal to trade in Euros

International Current Affairs MCQs - 2026-05-16