Current Affairs Past Paper 2024

New provinces, Palestine and Pakistan’s regional bodies fill the Current Affairs past paper 2024. Q.2 asks whether the creation of more provinces would help or harm the people of Pakistan, and it demands solid justification. Q.3 reviews Pakistan’s historic role in the Economic Cooperation Organization and the future prospects of ECO under regional integration. Q.4 tests US-Pakistan relations under the Biden administration against Washington’s Indo-Pacific strategy. Q.5 sets a balancing act: friendly ties with both Saudi Arabia and Iran after China’s mediation between the two. Q.6 turns to the Palestine conflict, its escalation since October 2023, and the big powers’ reaction to it. Q.7 follows the Ukraine war into Russia-Europe energy relations. Q.8 offers short notes on regional integration in South Asia, UN work on nuclear non-proliferation, and climate change.

What this paper contains

  • Part-I (Q.1) — 20 MCQs on the OMR Answer Sheet (20 marks)
  • Part-II — attempt four questions from Q.2–Q.8; each question carries 20 marks
  • Q.2 — Creation of more provinces in Pakistan: beneficial or harmful for the people?
  • Q.3 — Pakistan’s role in the Economic Cooperation Organization (ECO); future prospects under regional integration
  • Q.4 — US-Pakistan relations under the Joe Biden administration, against the US Indo-Pacific strategy
  • Q.5 — Friendly relations with both Saudi Arabia and Iran after China’s mediation between them
  • Q.6 — The Palestine conflict: escalation since October 2023; the big powers’ reaction
  • Q.7 — Implications of the Ukraine War for Russia-Europe energy relations
  • Q.8 — Short notes on any two: prospects of regional integration in South Asia; UN efforts for nuclear non-proliferation; climate change and the big powers’ role
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