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December 18, 2023: National Current Affairs MCQs News
1. Electoral gender gap falls below 10m after a decade
As the number of voters across Pakistan swells to over 128 million per the latest statistics, the electoral gender gap for the first time in a decade has reduced to less than 10 million, with at least 59.32 million women (46.13pc) registered as voters compared to 69.26 million men (53.87pc).
An analysis of the data by Dawn showed that out of the total gender gap of 9.94m, Punjab contributes a although men still outnumber women by a considerable margin in terms of registered voters, the gap between the two genders has fallen below 10m.-ECP data difference of over five million, followed by Sindh (2.24m), Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (1.96m), and Balochistan (0.660m). The total number of registered voters in Punjab stands at 73.20m, including 39.12m (53.44pc) male and 34.09m (46.56pc) female voters
2. Over 14,000 Pakistani nationals languishing in foreign jails
More than 14,000 Pakistani citizens are languishing in prisons across the globe, with 58 per cent of them incarcerated in the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia on various charges.
On the other hand, 183 Pakistani citizens were executed overseas between 2010 and 2023
3. Discovery of pre-Buddhist monument sheds new light on Swat`s history
International and national archaeologists have unearthed a pre-Buddhist sacred monument dating back to 4th century BC, the century in which Alexander invaded Swat, during the recent excavations in Bazira Barikot area of the district.
The excavations are conducted by Italian Archaeological Mission in Pakistan in collaboration with provincial archaeology and museums department. The staff of archaeology and museums department and students of local universities and Jahanzeb College also take part in it
December 18, 2023: International Current Affairs MCQs News
4. Bulldozers crush Gazans sheltering outside hospital
The Israeli military has bulldozed displaced Palestinians who were camped outside the Kamal Adwan Hospital in northern Gaza, killing scores of civilians, including women and children, who were still sleeping in their tents when the demolition occurred.
In what was once the courtyard of the Kamal Adwan Hospital in the northern Gaza city of Beit Lahiya, Palestinians wade through the rubble, searching for corpses, AFP reported
5. Israel, Hamas open to truce but obstacles remain
Two Egyptian security sources said on Sunday that Israel and Hamas are both open to a renewed ceasefire and prisoner release, although disagreements remain on how it would be implemented.
Egypt and Qatar, which had previously negotiated a week-long ceasefire and prisoner release, insisted on expediting aid and the opening of the Kerem Shalom crossing before any negotiations could begin, the sources said
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6. South Korea military says North fires ballistic missile
North Korea fired a ballistic missile on Sunday, Seoul`s military said, as the United States and South Korea warned any nuclear attack would lead to the end of Pyongyang`s regime.
`Our military detected a suspected short-range ballistic missile launched from the Pyongyang area towards the East Sea at around 22:38 today,` Seoul`s Joint Chiefs of Staff said, referring to the body of water also known as the Sea of Japan
7. Japan, Asean agree to boost maritime security cooperation
Southeast Asian and Japanese leaders agreed on Sunday to boost maritime security cooperation in the face of Beijing`s growing assertiveness, seen most recently in a spate of confrontations with Philippine vessels.
Beijing claims almost the entire South China Sea, a vital trade corridor, and its increased deployment of vessels and other methods to assert its claims in disputed areas have riled nations across the region as well as Washington
8. Chad votes on new constitution ahead of end to military rule
Polls opened in Chad on Sunday for a referendum on a new constitution, a vote seen as a key step towards elections and the return of civilian rule promised, but postponed, by the ruling military junta.
A large section of the opposition and civil society in the central African country have called for a boycott
9. Seven killed by Syrian army in rebel bastion
Seven civilians were killed and six others injured on Sunday during bombardments by the Syrian army in the last major rebel stronghold in the northwest, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said.
`Regime forces committed a massacre by directly targeting residential areas, using artillery shells and rocket launchers in Darat Izza, Aleppo province,` said the Britain-based war monitor, which relies on a network of sources in the country. `At least five civilians were killed in Darat Izza, and two other civilians in the locality of Abzimou` in the same province, it added
December 18, 2023: Sports Current Affairs MCQs News
10. Lyon reaches 500 as Australia crush rattled Pakistan
Nathan Lyon took his 500th Test wicket Sunday as Australia dismissed a rattled Pakistan for just 89 to post a thumping 360-run win in the opening Test at Perth.
Pakistan`s unlikely bid to win their first Test in Australia since 1995 was left in tatters by the spin king and the home side`s formidable pace attack, who wrapped up the game inside four days.
Chasing 450 for victory, the visitors succumbed meekly with Lyon taking 2-14. Mitchell Stare and Josh Hazlewood both grabbed three wickets each
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