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UPSC Quiz Covers NSG, Arctic Council, AI, and More
The UPSC quiz asks questions about international rules that help keep nuclear weapons from spreading.
It also talks about a group that watches the Arctic but doesn’t vote, and about places like a Spanish town in Africa and an Iranian island.
The quiz mentions a U.S. law that lets the U.S. share nuclear tech with other countries.
Finally, it checks if you know which countries made certain AI programs.
It’s meant to help students study for their exams.
The Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) is a voluntary export control regime, not treaty‑based, and India is not a member.
India is an observer in the Arctic Council, which has no decision‑making power for observers.
Ceuta is a Spanish enclave on Africa’s coast, Qeshm Island belongs to Iran, and Volgograd is in Russia.
Section 123 Agreements are U.S. nuclear cooperation agreements that allow technology sharing.
AI model‑country matches: Moonshot AI – China, ChatGPT – United States, Mistral AI – France.
- Who
- UPSC exam candidates
- What
- A quiz covering international relations topics
- Where
- Indian Express UPSC Hub
- When
- July 2026
- Why
- To help candidates revise key topics
Key facts
- Quiz Topic
- International Relations
- Publication
- UPSC Essentials
- Date
- July 2026
- Key Themes
- NSG, Arctic Council, AI models
- Target Audience
- UPSC aspirants
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