Q1 Cultural imperialism and multiculturalism were therefore two sides of the same coin
Q2 When was the bio metric data included in passports and visas?
Q3 With the suicide bombing attacks on London in July 2005, anti-terrorism has become absolute top priority for
Q4 Terrorism did not affect the foreign policy of many nations
Q5 Resolution 1737, 1747 and 1803 was pushed to sanction
Q6 When was the nuclear weapon removed from Greece
Q7 After the terrorist attack of September 11, 2001, the Unites States
government has changed the way it views security of its
Q8 In October, 2003, Tunisia born Nizar Trabelsi was sentenced to 10
years in prison for plotting to bomb the Kleine Brogel Air Base in
Q9 Another very important part of the EU-US security cooperation is what has been described as the
Q10 NATO means
Q11 SLG means
Q12 The first formal EU-US summit under the Obama administration took place in
Q13 The EU currently has
Q14 The Treaty of Lisbon was accepted in
Q15 The European Central Bank was founded in
Q16 The modern law on diplomatic privileges and immunities is the in diplomatic relation 1961
Q17 Exemptions from criminal, civil and fiscal jurisdiction of the
receiving state as founded in the customary practice of many cultures is
referred to as
Q18 The
United States, refused to appoint any ambassador until 1893, because it
was felt that this title was too suggestive of
Q19 The title is the same thing as “Ambassador”.
Q20 The principle of _has been regarded by some jurists as the basic norm of international law
Q21 ASEAN is an abbreviation for the
Q22 In Dickinson v. Delsolan, an insurance company refused to pay for a
car damaged by a diplomat on the ground that the diplomat enjoys
Q23 The
is designed to prosecute individuals accused of genocide, war crimes
and crimes against humanity, notably widespread and systematic
atrocities
Q24 At the apex of the European Union’s legal system is the
Q25 The
_conferences of 1899 and 1907 may be said to have represented a
transitional step from adhoc conferences and specialised international
organisation toward the League of Nations
Q26 The Congress of _1815 may be taken to have inaugurated the process of international legislation
Q27 The treaty of _of 1648 established a new order of relationship in Europe, referred to as classical diplomacy.
Q28 The Pakistan government sent a strong protest to the Iraq
government and declared the Iraq Ambassador an undesirable person
translated in Latin
Q29 During the Anglo-Iranian disputes of 1951, Iran broke relations with the
Q30 The modern law on diplomatic privileges and immunities is the _in diplomatic relation 1961
Q31 The designation of diplomatic officers to assist in implanting the
foreign policy of a particular country started in March 17, 1815 during
the
Q32 Childs (1948:64)
has differentiated between foreign policy and diplomacy by arguing that
the foreign policy of a state is “the substance of foreign _”whereas “diplomacy proper is the process by which policy is carried out
Q33 _is a synonym for diplomacy
Q34 Attempts to create permanent courts of arbitrations and thereby
provide machinery for the judiciary settlement of disputes, dates from
the first Hague Conference of 1899 which established the
Q35 Judicial settlement, or adjudication is a form of arbitration in which a _is the arbitral tribunal
Q36 Article 2 (1) (1) of the Vienna Convention of law of treaties defines
as a unilateral statement made by a state when signing, ratifying,
accepting, approving or acceding to a treaty whereby it purports to
execute or modify the legal effect of certain provisions of the treaty
in their application to that state@
Q37 The law of Treaties is contained principally in the _on the law of treaties which was signed on 23 May 1969 and entered into force on January 27 1980
Q38 Bin Cheng (1955) divides jurisdiction into three hierarchical orders viz: territorial, _and personal
Q39 The Rome Treaty of 2000 set up the International Criminal Court at
the Hague for the trial of war crimes, crimes against peace and
Q40 Shooting a gun from across the frontier and killing someone within
another country is an example of which principle in which a state may
have jurisdiction to prosecute
Q41 In its Resolution 1315 (2000), the Security Council set up the special court in _country consisting of two nationals and six foreigners to try those
Q42 Article 227 of the Treaty of Versailles 1919 following the First World War provided that Emperor
_should be tried by an international court, for flagrant offences
against international morality, and the sacred authority of treaties
Q43 Article 2 of the 1982 UN convention of the Law of the Sea state that the territory of a state shall extend to sea and
Q44 Article 53 - 57 of the 1982 UN convention of the Law of the Sea
state that the territory of a state shall extend to sea and deals with
exclusive economic zones, these zones extend to _nautical baseline
Q45 refused to be a member of the League of Nations in spite of the key role played by its president
Q46 The International Court of Justice (ICJ) was brought into existence in the year
Q47 The EU in 2004 fined an American company known as to a fine of about $ 613,000
Q48 NATO is the abbreviation for _?
Q49 UNCTAD is the abbreviation for
Q50 The broad scope of the EU responsibilities is reflected in its
three “pillars”: the economic respects, justice and home affairs,
trans-European Parliament and the
Q51 The first Hague Conference which established the Permanent Court on Arbitration was in the year
Q52 The influence of international law decreased during the period of French Revolutionary and
_Wars, when ideas of nationalism, of human rights, and of mass welfare
were developed with the emergence of the industrial and domestic
revolutions@
Q53 Diplomacy, though contrasted with both war and law implies the existence of war as a possibility, and law as a
Q54 The first method attempted for the settlements of disputes in international law is referred to as
Q55 NIC is an abbreviation for
Q56 The United Nations is an association of _nations
Q57 The relative peace today in the world lies in the strength of
international law, international organisations and more importantly, _organisations
Q58 ECOWAS Protocol on Mechanism for Conflict Prevention, Management, Resolution, Peace Keeping and _1999 was adopted to enhance peace in the sub-region@
Q59 Under the Pact of _,every American state is obligated to settle all its disputes by peaceful means
Q60 In associative diplomacy, the acronym GSP refers to
Q61 Of the most promising developments of the twentieth century in interstate relations has been the proliferation of
Q62 International relations can be classified as universal or
Q63 The International Criminal Court (ICC) officially came into existence in the year
Q64 The movement towards organized society dates back to the which marked the end of Napoleonic wars
Q65 Two prominent international courts are the International Court of Justice (ICJ) and the
Q66 An accession or _is the declaration of a state’s intent to be bound by a treaty it had not signed
Q67 A bilateral treaty becomes effective on
Q68 Under Article 7 of the Vienna Convention on he Law of Treaties, a head of state, head of government or _is not required furnish full power before negotiating for his government
Q69 Convention of the Law of Treaties refers to treaties within an
international agreement concluded between states in written form and
governed by international law
Q70 The Icellogy-Briand Pact was seriously impaired by the ideological
split between communism and democracy, the new conditions for
technology and the demands for self-determination and influence of the
new states of Asia and Africa voiced at the _Conference of 1955
Q71 Which was more devastating to law than has been either the Napolonic or World War I
Q72 The ‘general principles of law’ have been variously spoken of as justice, commonsense, and
Q73 Diplomats refer to public servants employed in the _departments or ministries
Q74 Jean Monnet and Robert Schuman are considered as the founding fathers of the
Q75 Levi, W (1979: 119-169) has classified jurisdiction into temporal, spatial, personal and
Q76 The European Union has pushed economic cooperation to such an
extent that they have even created their own currency known as
Q77 Nigeria contributed 12,000 troops and carried about_____percent of the total expenditure in Liberia
Q78 Events in which country first provided the
opportunity to test the effectiveness of ECOWAS sub-regional security
arrangement
Q79 Whereas consular officials are particularly
concerned with the protection of the interests of the national of their
country, diplomatic officials specialize in representation and
Q80 The League of Nations lasted for about
Q81 The African Charter of Human and People’s Rights require____of members
Q82 A treaty usually takes effect after a specified
period following the last ratification that made it effective. Most
treaties adopt_____days
Q83 The bipolarization of power in international system led to the establishment of the Warsaw Pact and the
Q84 The Organization for Security and Co-operation in
Europe (OSCE) approved the Vilnius Declaration in which of its annual
session?
Q85 The term applied to law based upon practice or express assent is
Q86 The Latin word for treaties binding only the parties to it is known as
Q87 All the following refer to the agreement creating binding obligation between subjects of international law EXCEPT
Q88 The American Re-statement of the Law 1986 has
broken jurisdiction into three categories: jurisdiction to prescribe,
jurisdiction to adjudicate, and jurisdiction to
Q89 The statement, “A diplomat’s words must have no
relation to actions otherwise what kind of diplomacy is it? Words are
one thing actions another. Good words are a mask for the concealment of
bad deeds. Sincere diplomacy is no more possible than dry water on
wooden iron” is credited to
Q90 Diplomacy is used to describe both the methods
used by agents conducting the foreign affairs of a state and
the______which such agents seek to achieve
Q91 The management of relations between sovereign states and other international actors refers to
Q92 Diplomacy originated from the_____
Q93 The Extraordinary Territoriality theory was propounded by____
Q94 Which student and practitioner of diplomacy in
the twentieth century called our attention to the distinction between
foreign policy and diplomacy?
Q95 The spirit of the slogan of the French revolution of 1789 which reverberated throughout Europe was known as
Q96 The definition of diplomacy as “The employment of tact, shrewdness, and skill in any negotiation or transaction” is from
Q97 The sovereignty and independence of the Baltic States was recognized in the late 1980s by
Q98 Baltic States are strategically important to Russia’s national security because of the
Q99 Russia considers the following countries as key economic and political partners
Q100 What underlines Russian’s foreign policy?
Q101 Russia’s foreign policy began to reflect more and more on the concept of geopolitics beginning from the
Q102 Germany has become a leader in Europe today as a result of her
Q103 What country is perceived as the major beneficiary of the Exchange Rate Mechanism (ERM) in Europe?
Q104 Since the introduction of the Eurozone, Germany’s European diplomacy has become more
Q105 In 2010 Germany had been united for ____
Q106 In the German Reunification Treaty, what Article
states that: "the united Germany shall have full sovereignty over its
internal and external affairs"
Q107 France was afraid and did not want a united Germany in the 1980s because it perceived that a unified Germany will
Q108 In the “4+2 mechanism” arrangement associated
with the reunification of Germany, America feared loss of influence on
the evolving situation in Germany because?
Q109 In international law, the principle that a person cannot be a judge in his own case is known as_____
Q110 All the following are types of diplomacy except
Q111 At the beginning of 16th century, the practice of_______diplomatic envoys started spreading to other countries of Europe
Q112 The functions of diplomatic missions are spelt out in the_____
Q113 The beginning of a diplomatic mission starts
immediately when the letters of____are presented to the head of the
receiving state
Q114 In which country did the ECOMOG intervene in 1995 to quell a civil war that followed the overthrow of the government
Q115 Which act was used to compel a state to comply with the law consequent on that state’s dereliction?
Q116 Article 2 of the Havana Convention of February 20, 1928 has classified diplomatic officers as____
Q117 Which year did some African States severe
relations with the United Kingdom because of resentment over the
latter’s handling of Rhodesia’s unilateral declaration of independence?
Q118 In Redwan v. Redwan, an English Court rejected the____theory
Q119 Which year did Nigeria severe diplomatic and
commercial relations with France in protest against Frances test of
Atomic bomb in Sahara desert?
Q120 _____are the main instruments of conducting international relations
Q121 "The German reunification is inevitable and the
United States will have to pay for that if Germans feel that we are
putting obstacles in their path". This statement was credited to?
Q122 The German reunification treaty contained ______
Q123 In the year________,the General Assembly created a committee on the peaceful uses of outer space.
Q124 In 1976, the North Korean Ambassador and his six
staff were expelled from______for smuggling and illegal sale of
alcohol, cigarette and drugs
Q125 When diplomatic relations between Egypt and
United States of America were broken down in 1967, at the beginning of
the war between Israel and Arab States, the handling of American
interest in Egypt was taken over by the____embassy in Cairo
Q126 Moral influence is the most essential
qualification of a diplomat. According to Harold Nicolson (1956:35), it
is founded on seven specific diplomatic virtues known as truthfulness,
precision, calmness, modesty, good temper, patience, and
Q127 All the envoys accredited to a particular
country constitute a body known as the “Diplomatic Corpse” usually
headed by the
Q128 When the immunity of a diplomat is waived, it must be:___
Q129 In a professional sense, diplomats include two main groups: diplomatic officers and____
Q130 Most agreements between states are still___and
are concluded through negotiation between the foreign offices by the use
of ordinary diplomatic channels
Q131 _____is per excellence the pursuit of agreement by compromise and direct personal contact
Q132 _____function consists of issuing passport and other traveling documents and acting as notary public
Q133 Article 19 of the_____rejected the unilateral
abrogation of a treaty but allowed the League Council to decide by a
unanimous vote that a treaty had become inapplicable due to a change of
circumstances
Q134 The Suez Canal of 1888 and the treaty of
Versailles 1919 made the Rivers Niger and_____, the Suez Canal,
respectively, international waterway free for the shipping of all
nations
Q135 In Nigeria, the_____is the depository of
treaties and keeps a register of treaties which is open for inspection
on payment of a token fee
Q136 The Hague conferences of______and_____may be
said to have represented a transitional step from adhoc conferences and
specialized international organization toward the League of Nation
Q137 The doctrine of unequal treaties was propounded
by____writers as a source of invalidity for treaties in which one party
dictated unconscionable terms to the other when they were not in a
position of legal equality.
Q138 From 1907 to 1917, a Central America Court of
Justice, which operated between 1907 and 1917 was grounded by the
refusal of the United States, to accept the decision of the court in
1917 regarding the United States and
Q139 The Newfound-land fisheries dispute in international law was between Britain and the
Q140 The movement for codification of international law initiated by the declaration of ……. in 1856
Q141 Which of the following regional groupings gives preeminence to economic cooperation than on defence
Q142 What branch of the EU makes it unique among all international organisation
Q143 The Nuremberg interpretation of the____Pact
provided a more thorough going system of international law to maintain
collective security than had the League of Nations
Q144 The_____Conference of 1921 and the League of
Nations discussions gave new confidence to international lawyers, in
spite of defection of the United Nations from the League of Nations and
the anxiety about Russia and China
Q145 Diplomacy and international law functioned to
settle international disputes, to adjust problems arising from overseas
expansion, and to tidy up European states and boundaries, often through
Q146 According to Thomas Hobbes, bellun omnium contra omes is a _____
Q147 The ECJ is assisted by_____number of advocates general
Q148 When diplomatic relations between Egypt and
United States of America were broken down in 1967, at the beginning of
the war between Israel and Arab States, the handling of Egyptian
interest in America was taken over by the___________ embassy in
Washington D.C
Q149 European Cooperation began in the late ____
Q150 The most highly developed regional bloc in the world is the