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Europe and the world after the Cold War.Versión en línea Europe and the world after the Cold War general concepts. por ANA MARIA CORTIJO MENDEZ 1 The term BRICS is formed from the initials of the countries whose emerging economies are expected to mark the 21st century (Barcelona, Rome, England, Cambodia and Senegal). Sí No 2 Yasser Arafat was the leader of the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO). Sí No 3 There has only been one Gulf War. Sí No 4 The EU has to face different challenges such as climate change, health, social inequalities, unemployment or migration. Sí No 5 The main active conflict in Europe today is the dissolution of Yugoslavia. Sí No 6 Saddam Hussein was the president of Iraq during the Gulf War. Sí No 7 The Council is the main decision-making body of the European Union. Sí No 8 Benelux refers to Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg. Sí No 9 The Twin Towers attack or 9/11 happened in 2025. Sí No 10 Chinese policy in the Middle East has been driven by: maintaining access to oil, safeguarding Israel's security, and fighting terrorism after 9/11. Sí No 11 There are two countries called China, the People's Republic of China and the Republic of China or Taiwan. Sí No 12 The European Union consists of 37 countries. Sí No 13 The Arab Spring is a popular revolution that began in Tunisia and spread across North Africa between 2010 and 2011, causing the fall of governments such as those of Tunisia, Libya, and Egypt. Sí No 14 Spain, Portugal, and the United Kingdom supported the US in the invasion of Iraq. Sí No 15 The conflict between Russia and Ukraine begins when Russia annexes the Crimean peninsula. Sí No 16 Yugoslavia disintegrated from 1991 onwards into: Slovenia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, Serbia, Macedonia, Montenegro, Kosovo and Albania. Sí No 17 The US intervened in the war in Yugoslavia. Sí No 18 The president of Iran is Volodymyr Zelensky. Sí No 19 Gaddafi was a Russian dictator who was deposed in the Arab Spring. Sí No 20 Europe's main problems are: strong population growth, armed conflicts related to artificial borders, corrupt governments, and the expansion of jihadist groups. Sí No 21 The criteria necessary to be a candidate to join the EU are: being a democracy, following EU laws and guidelines, or having a free market economy, among others. Sí No 22 The acronym NATO stands for North Atlantic Treaty Organization. Sí No

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Europe and the world after the Cold War.Versión en línea

por ANA MARIA CORTIJO MENDEZ

The term BRICS is formed from the initials of the countries whose emerging economies are expected to mark the 21st century (Barcelona, ​​Rome, England, Cambodia and Senegal).

Yasser Arafat was the leader of the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO).

There has only been one Gulf War.

The EU has to face different challenges such as climate change, health, social inequalities, unemployment or migration.

The main active conflict in Europe today is the dissolution of Yugoslavia.

Saddam Hussein was the president of Iraq during the Gulf War.

The Council is the main decision-making body of the European Union.

Benelux refers to Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg.

The Twin Towers attack or 9/11 happened in 2025.

Chinese policy in the Middle East has been driven by: maintaining access to oil, safeguarding Israel's security, and fighting terrorism after 9/11.

There are two countries called China, the People's Republic of China and the Republic of China or Taiwan.

The European Union consists of 37 countries.

The Arab Spring is a popular revolution that began in Tunisia and spread across North Africa between 2010 and 2011, causing the fall of governments such as those of Tunisia, Libya, and Egypt.

Spain, Portugal, and the United Kingdom supported the US in the invasion of Iraq.

The conflict between Russia and Ukraine begins when Russia annexes the Crimean peninsula.

Yugoslavia disintegrated from 1991 onwards into: Slovenia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, Serbia, Macedonia, Montenegro, Kosovo and Albania.

The US intervened in the war in Yugoslavia.

The president of Iran is Volodymyr Zelensky.

Gaddafi was a Russian dictator who was deposed in the Arab Spring.

Europe's main problems are: strong population growth, armed conflicts related to artificial borders, corrupt governments, and the expansion of jihadist groups.

The criteria necessary to be a candidate to join the EU are: being a democracy, following EU laws and guidelines, or having a free market economy, among others.

The acronym NATO stands for North Atlantic Treaty Organization.

The term BRICS is formed from the initials of the countries whose emerging economies are expected to mark the 21st century (Barcelona, Rome, England, Cambodia and Senegal).