"What in the World?" Weekly Quiz - Week of July 11, 2016

A peace deal brokered in 2015 to put an end to a two-year civil war in South Sudan fell apart this week as fighting erupted anew. Who leads the two rival factions?

The British government rejected an online petition, signed by 4.1 million people, calling for a referendum on what?

A week after Australia held national elections, which party, with Malcolm Turnbull at its head, was declared the winner?

Elections in Japan gave Prime Minister Shinzo Abe a clear victory, making it possible for him to revise:

The Euro 2016 final took place in Paris, pitting the national teams of which two countries against each other?

Following profiling, protests and racially-themed violence, the governments of Bahrain, Bahamas and United Arab Emirates urged their citizens to use extreme caution when visiting which nation?

In order to reduce a large fiscal deficit, officials in which country are considering selling off airports in two major cities?

Protests against Robert Mugabe continued this week, fueled by social media outlets. Mugabe is the president of which nation?

Theresa May and Andrea Leadsom emerged as the two candidates vying to lead which nation?

Fishermen in which Asian nation are awaiting a verdict from The Hague that will decide whether or not they have the right to fish a part of the South China Sea now patrolled by China?