"What in the World?" - Week of May 21-27, 2017

Donald Trump has begun his first trip abroad as President. Where is he going?
Saudi Arabia, Israel, Russia, Belgium, Vatican
Saudi Arabia, Israel, France, Vatican, Italy
Saudi Arabia, Israel, Germany, Italy, France
Saudi Arabia, Israel, Vatican, Belgium, Italy
On the first stop of his overseas trip President Trump met with Saudi Arabian officials including its monarch who is:
King Abdullah
King Mohammed
King Salman
King Faisal
President Trump’s meetings in Riyadh included a session with leaders of over 50 Muslim majority countries. He also met with leaders from the Gulf Cooperation Council which includes which six states?
Saudi Arabia, Iran, Bahrain, Qatar, UAE, Oman
Yemen, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Qatar, UAE, Kuwait
Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, UAE, Qatar, Yemen, Bahrain
Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Oman
Iran voters went to the polls Saturday to vote for a president. They gave a landslide victory to:
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei
Hassan Rouhani
Ebrahim Raisi
Mohammad Khatami
Montenegro will move closer to the West this week when it becomes the 29th member of this group.
G-20
EU
NATO
CSCE
THIS newly elected President of France will host Russian President Vladimir Putin at the palace at Versailles on May 29th to mark 300 years of Franco-Russian diplomatic relations, despite evidence of Russian interference in the recent presidential campaign.
Marine LePen
Francois Hollande
Emmanuel Macron
Francois Fillon
Turkey’s President Tayyip Recep Erdogan’s visit to Washington to meet President Trump was marred by:
President Trump’s public call for humanitarian treatment of Turkish protestors
Billboards in Washington advertising a movie about Armenian genocide
An EU foreign ministers’ declaration against a crackdown on dissent in Turkey
A brawl between the Turkish security detail and protestors
Reuters said American authorities are concerned about reports of THIS country possessing an inventory of 5,000 Russian-made MANPADS (shoulder-fired surface to air missiles) which posed a threat to military and commercial aircraft. The inventory is believed to have been acquired during the rule of Hugo Chavez who worried about a U.S. Military intervention during his 1999-2013 presidency.
Ecuador
Venezuela
Colombia
Peru
North Korea tested an intermediate range ballistic missile on Sunday and announced that it was ready to move to missile mass-production. The continued belligerence from Pyongyang is said to undercut prospects for peace talks between the North and this newly elected South Korean President:
President Park Geun-hye
President Kim Jung-un
President Moon Jae-in
President Kim Dae-jung
An American espionage network in THIS country was reportedly broken with as many as 20 CIA sources killed or imprisoned.
Russia
China
Myanmar
North Korea
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