Weekly Current Affairs (18 October -23 October 2021)

Weekly Current Affairs (18 October -23 October 2021)

Weekly Current Affairs / Weekly Current Affairs (18 October -23 October 2021)

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Category : International Published on: October 24 2021

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After the resignation of Erna Solberg, Labor Party leader Jonas Gehr Store becomes Norway's new Prime Minister
Ireland tops the Global Food Security Index 2021, India ranks 71st out of 113 countries
India will build a new QUAD with Israel, the United Arab Emirates and the United States
Vinai Thummalpalli, the country's first Indian-American ambassador to the country, was named by US President Joe Biden as the deputy director of USTDA
United States of America includes India along with ten other nations in its list of "Country of Concern"
Denmark tops the Global Rule of Law Index 2021, India ranked 79th
Dame Sandra Mason will be the new President of the Republic of Barbados
Luxembourg becomes first European country to allow cannabis cultivation and consumption

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