November 2026 Edition

November 2026 Current Affairs MCQs & Solutions

Top national & international current affairs questions for CSS, PMS, FPSC, PPSC, and NTS screening tests.

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#141

The 2026 FIFA World Cup will be jointly hosted by which three countries?

(a) USA, Canada, Mexico
(b) Spain, Portugal, Morocco
(c) Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay
(d) Japan, South Korea, China
Explanation: The 2026 World Cup will be held across North America in the USA, Canada, and Mexico.
#142

Which country hosted the COP29 climate summit in November 2024?

(a) UAE
(b) Azerbaijan
(c) Egypt
(d) Brazil
Explanation: The 29th UN Climate Change Conference (COP29) was hosted by Baku, Azerbaijan.
#143

Which massive museum, located near the Pyramids of Giza, officially held its grand opening ceremony on November 1, 2025?

(a) The National Museum of Egyptian Civilization
(b) The Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM)
(c) The Cairo Museum
(d) The Luxor Museum
Explanation: After years of anticipation and limited trial tours, the Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) officially opened its doors on November 1, 2025, housing the complete Tutankhamun collection.
#144

The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, founded by George Lucas, announced a delayed opening date of 2026 in which city?

(a) San Francisco
(b) Chicago
(c) Los Angeles
(d) New York
Explanation: Construction of the futuristic building is underway in Exposition Park, Los Angeles, with an opening set for September 2026.
#145

Who assumed the office of the Secretary General of INTERPOL in November 2024, becoming the first representative from the developing world to hold this post?

(a) Jürgen Stock
(b) Ahmed Naser Al-Raisi
(c) Valdecy Urquiza
(d) Kim Jong Yang
Explanation: Valdecy Urquiza of Brazil took office as the Secretary General of INTERPOL on November 7, 2024, succeeding Jürgen Stock. He is the first person from outside Europe or the US to lead the organization.
#146

Who is the current President of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) serving the term from July 2024 to June 2026?

(a) T. Raja Kumar
(b) Elisa de Anda Madrazo
(c) Marcus Pleyer
(d) Xiangmin Liu
Explanation: Elisa de Anda Madrazo of Mexico assumed the presidency of the FATF on July 1, 2024, for a two-year term ending in June 2026.
#147

According to the 27th Amendment, which military office shall stand abolished on November 27, 2025?

(a) Chief of Army Staff
(b) Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee
(c) Chief of Air Staff
(d) Naval Chief
Explanation: Article 243(5) stipulates that the office of the Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee shall stand abolished on that date [113].
#148

Under the Twenty-Seventh Amendment, which high-ranking military post stands abolished as of November 27, 2025?

(a) Chief of the Army Staff
(b) Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee
(c) Director General of ISI
(d) Minister of Defence
Explanation: The amendment to Article 243 stipulates that the office of the Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee shall stand abolished with effect from November 27, 2025 [57]. This is part of a major alteration of the military command structure [58]. Responsibilities are being transferred within the defense forces [27].
#149

The Third Round Table Conference began on November 17, 1932, and ended on which date?

(a) December 1, 1931
(b) November 24, 1932
(c) December 24, 1932
(d) August 16, 1932
Explanation: According to the specific historical records provided, the Third Round Table Conference lasted only a short period, starting on November 17, 1932, and concluding on November 24, 1932.
#150

14th Conference of NAM was held in November 2006 in:

(a) Havana (Cuba)
(b) Cairo (Egypt)
(c) Both
(d) None of these
Explanation: The 14th NAM Summit was held in Havana, Cuba, in September 2006 (the text says November, but major sessions were in September). Cuba assumed the chairmanship of the movement for the second time.
#151

Which article of the 1973 Constitution was suspended during the 'Emergency' of November 2007 by Pervez Musharraf?

(a) Article 6
(b) Fundamental Rights (Articles 8-28)
(c) Article 58
(d) Article 1
Explanation: When Musharraf declared emergency on November 3, 2007, he issued a Provisional Constitutional Order (PCO) that suspended the constitution, specifically the fundamental rights of citizens, and forced judges to take a new oath under the PCO.
#152

Pakistan was elected to which prestigious body for the 2025-2026 term, enhancing its voice on global security issues?

(a) UN Human Rights Council
(b) Non-permanent member of the UN Security Council
(c) President of the General Assembly
(d) Head of the IMF
Explanation: In June 2024, Pakistan secured a non-permanent seat on the UN Security Council for the 2025-2026 term. This platform allows Pakistan to advocate for its stance on Kashmir, international counter-terrorism, and the rights of the Global South, particularly regarding climate justice.
#153

Which event in November 2008 led to a complete freeze in the peace process and heightened diplomatic tensions for several years?

(a) The Samjhauta Express blast
(b) The Mumbai Terror Attacks
(c) The Parliament House attack
(d) The Pathankot Airbase attack
Explanation: The 2008 Mumbai attacks, carried out by militants India alleged were based in Pakistan, caused over 160 deaths. The incident led to the suspension of the Composite Dialogue and a period of intense 'coercive diplomacy' by India, demanding action against the perpetrators.
#154

Which Pakistani Prime Minister visited Kabul in November 2020, emphasizing 'peace as the only way forward'?

(a) Nawaz Sharif
(b) Imran Khan
(c) Shahid Khaqan Abbasi
(d) Yousaf Raza Gillani
Explanation: Imran Khan's visit to Kabul in 2020 was a significant diplomatic gesture aimed at building trust with the then-Ghani administration and signaling Pakistan's support for a political rather than a military solution to the Afghan conflict.
#155

Which Pakistani official was elected to the UN's Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities for 2023-2026?

(a) A medical doctor
(b) A senior diplomat / legal expert
(c) A local mayor
(d) None of the above
Explanation: Pakistan's membership in this committee reflects its commitment to the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. It allows Pakistan to help shape international standards for the inclusion and protection of millions of people with disabilities.
#156

The Commonwealth Games 2026, which Pakistan is preparing for, are scheduled to be held in which country?

(a) United Kingdom
(b) Australia
(c) Scotland (Glasgow)
(d) India
Explanation: After Victoria (Australia) withdrew as host, the 2026 Commonwealth Games were officially moved to Glasgow, Scotland. Pakistan intends to send a strong contingent, aiming to build on the success of athletes like Arshad Nadeem and to improve its medal tally in sports like wrestling, boxing, and weightlifting.
#157

Pakistan officially applied for membership in which emerging global economic bloc in November 2023?

(a) European Union
(b) BRICS
(c) G20
(d) OECD
Explanation: In late 2023, Pakistan formally applied to join the BRICS group (Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa). This move is part of Pakistan's strategy to diversify its global partnerships and participate in a multi-polar world order led by the Global South.
#158

On November 26, 1964 the first TV station was established in the city of:

(a) Lahore
(b) Karachi
(c) Dhaka
(d) Rawalpindi
Explanation: Pakistan Television (PTV) began its journey on November 26, 1964, when the first television station was established in Lahore with the help of Nippon Electric Company of Japan.
#159

The first Chief Minister of Punjab from August, 1947 to November 1948 was:

(a) Abdur Rab Nishter
(b) Muhammad Hussain Chatta
(c) Iftikhar Hussain Memdoot
(d) Mumtaz Daultana
Explanation: Iftikhar Hussain Khan Mamdot was the first Chief Minister of West Punjab after independence, serving from August 15, 1947, to January 25, 1949.
#160

Mian Nawaz Sharif was elected as the Prime Minister of Pakistan on 6 November 1990. How many votes did he receive in the National Assembly?

(a) 153 votes
(b) 154 votes
(c) 155 votes
(d) 156 votes
Explanation: Nawaz Sharif secured 153 votes in the National Assembly, comfortably defeating his rival who received only 39 votes. He became the first Prime Minister from the industrialist class in Pakistan's history.