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The doctrine of ‘De Jure’ recognition of a state implies:

AProvisional or temporary diplomatic recognition

BRecognition under military occupation only

CEconomic trade recognition without formal ties

DFull, legal, and permanent recognition of a government or state

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Extradition refers to the formal legal process where:

AA state grants political asylum to a refugee

BA foreign ambassador is expelled

COne state surrenders an accused or convicted criminal to another requesting state

DTerritory is annexed peacefully

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The term ‘Persona Non Grata’ under international diplomatic law allows a host state to:

AArrest and imprison a foreign ambassador immediately

BDeclare a foreign diplomat unwelcome and demand their recall without providing explanation

CConfiscate embassy property

DImpose financial fines on foreign missions

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Diplomatic immunity protects diplomats from local prosecution EXCEPT in cases where:

AThe sending state waives the diplomat's immunity

BThe local police chief issues an oral demand

CA local newspaper publishes an expose

DThe diplomat changes political party

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The Geneva Conventions of 1949 primarily establish international legal standards for:

AProtection of intellectual property rights

BRegulation of international civil aviation

CControl of maritime piracy

DHumanitarian treatment during armed conflict (Laws of War)

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The Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) of a coastal state extends up to how many nautical miles from its baseline?

A12 Nautical Miles

B50 Nautical Miles

C200 Nautical Miles

D500 Nautical Miles

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Territorial waters of a sovereign coastal state extend up to how many nautical miles according to UNCLOS III?

A24 Nautical Miles

B12 Nautical Miles

C200 Nautical Miles

D350 Nautical Miles

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The doctrine of ‘Jus Cogens’ in International Law refers to:

APeremptory norms from which no derogation is permitted by any state

BNon-binding recommendations of the UN General Assembly

CTrade tariffs set by the WTO

DBilateral economic treaties

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The ‘Exclusivity of Diplomatic Premises’ and immunity of diplomatic envoys is governed globally by the:

AGeneva Conventions (1949)

BTreaty of Versailles (1919)

CKyoto Protocol (1997)

DVienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations (1961)

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In International Law, the principle of ‘Pacta Sunt Servanda’ means that:

AStates can break treaties whenever national interest changes

BForeign diplomats are immune from local taxes

CTreaties in force are binding upon the parties and must be performed in good faith

DHigh seas are open to all nations equally

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