Weekly Current Affairs (10th December to 16th December 2023)

Weekly Current Affairs (10th December to 16th December 2023)

Weekly Current Affairs / Weekly Current Affairs (10th December to 16th December 2023)

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Category : International Published on: December 17 2023

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According to the report of Morning Consult, the world's most popular leader is Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Lahore tops the global pollution ranking.
Recently, 50 years have been completed since the establishment of diplomatic relations between India and South Korea.
Denmark tops the climate change index.
India is ranked fourth in the recently released global startup funding index.
Vienna has topped Mercer's recently released global quality of life ranking.
Recently the statue of Thiruvalluvar has been unveiled in Sergiy, France.
Recently the United Nations peacekeeping mission in Mali has ended after 10 years.
Recently 'Jasper' cyclone has hit Australia.
According to the recently released road safety report, there has been a 5% reduction in deaths due to road accidents in the world.

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