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FPSC CSS MPT 2025 (09-11-2025) - Batch I & II

Solved MCQs from FPSC CSS MPT. Paper date: 09-11-2025. Batch: Batch I & II. Includes answers and explanations for revision.

2025Paper year
6Solved MCQs
International AffairsSubject focus

Solved MCQs

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Organizations2025FPSC CSS MPT
The headquarters of NATO is located in?

Answer: B. Brussels

NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) founded 4 April 1949. HQ: Brussels, Belgium. 32 members. Latest member: Sweden (March 2024). Official languages: English & French.

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Organizations2025FPSC CSS MPT
FATF was established in Paris to stop?

Answer: A. Money Laundering

FATF (Financial Action Task Force) HQ: Paris, France. Purpose: Combat money laundering and terrorism financing. 37 full member countries. Works with FATF grey/black list to pressure countries.

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Current Affairs2025FPSC CSS MPT
In climate change context, COP stands for?

Answer: B. Conference of Parties

COP = Conference of Parties. Main decision-making body under UNFCCC. First COP held 1995 Berlin. COP29 held in Baku, Azerbaijan in November 2024. Theme 2024: Solidarity for a greener world.

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Current Affairs2025FPSC CSS MPT
What is key feature of IMF Stand-By Agreement?

Answer: C. Gives short-term financial assistance with conditions

IMF SBA (Stand-By Arrangement) provides short-term financial assistance to countries facing balance of payments problems. It comes with strict economic reform conditions — not free grants.

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Current Affairs2025FPSC CSS MPT
Because of blockage in Black Sea, which product's trade is mainly affected?

Answer: B. Wheat

Ukraine and Russia are world's largest wheat exporters. Black Sea conflict/blockage mainly disrupts wheat and grain trade. Ukraine is called one of the 'breadbaskets of the world.'

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General Knowledge2025FPSC CSS MPT
Supply Chain Resilience means?

Answer: C. Ability of supply chain to recover during disruptions

Supply Chain Resilience is the ability to withstand and recover from disruptions like natural disasters, wars, pandemics, or transport failures — ensuring continuous flow of goods and services.