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Image: Wikimedia Commons We want to wish you a Happy New Year - full of good news and positive headlines! We want to thank you for your continued support in 2025, and we apologise for the slight delay in releasing this week's summary news quiz. A major disruption at Channel Tunnel caused Eurostar delays and last-minute cancellations. This development disadvantaged many who were travelling to fulfil their New Year's Eve plans. One traveller, Floriaen Dullaert, trying to reac

Image: Wikimedia Commons We hope that you are enjoying the Christmas break, and that you found the time to read the news and to inform yourself about current affairs. Read on to find out how much you remember this week! An anti-government protest in Albania concluded with Molotov cocktails thrown at the Prime Minister's office. The public distress was sparked by alleged government corruption and protesters demanded that Deputy Prime Minister, Belinda Balluku, resign s . The

Image: Wikimedia Commons Welcome to another review of the most important news of the week. Did you pay attention this week? Following the Bondi Beach attack last week, Australia plans to enforce stricter gun control laws. Although weapon restrictions there are considered some of the toughest, reinforced after the Port Arthur shooting in 1996 , the Hannukkah shooting has initiated a debate on their effectiveness. At least 15 people were killed and the assault was targetted at

Image: Wikimedia Commons Welcome to this week's quiz on the most relevant news. We hope that you payed close attention to the headlines this week, so let's get started! Following the US's declaration to distance itself from Europe, leaders met in London to discuss the fight for peace in Ukraine. Starmer, Zelensky, Macron and Merz focused on emphasising how Europe, Ukraine and the United States should strive for unity . Additionally, the EU made an important decission regardi

Image: Wikimedia Commons It's offficial - Christmas is on its way! With December starting, people decorate their homes or purchase Christmas trees, but Quizformed editors work on yet another news review! The first week of December brought unexpected developments in international politics. US negotiat ors, Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, didn't manage to compromise with Putin, as he didn't want to revise territorial claims that were outlined in the original peace plan. Follo

Did you pay attention to the news this November? Welcome to the first monthly news overview on Quizformed! We hope that the busy month of November treated you well and that you are ready for a new challenge. Similarly to the This Week in News, this article will give you an opportunity to engage with the most relevant headlines of the month. Europe Ukraine has been bravely resisting Russian attacks. Throughout the month, crucial infrastructure was destroyed. Power outages and

Image: Wikimedia Commons The last week of November has certainly been an eventful one. The Ukraine peace plan suggested by the US kept dominating the headlines. On Sunday 23rd November, Ukraine and US officials met in Geneva to discuss possible amendments to the 28-point peace plan. US Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, denied any claims that the plan proposed by Trump was written by Kremlin. However, later on in the week it was revealed that in October Steve Witkoff, Special

With this brand new format, every Sunday you will be able to delve into the most pressing issues of the week by completing our interactive quiz. This provides an excellent opportunity to find out how well you followed the news. Without further ado, let the weekly review begin! Cosy up and read on to test yourself on the most relevant headlines since last Sunday! This week boils down to the finalisation of the 28 point peace plan, which took Ukraine and its European allies by