What in the World?

Test yourself on the week of Dec. 14: Canada’s cabinet crumbles, a top Russian general is assassinated, and Vanuatu reels from a major earthquake.

By Syd Kuntz, a deputy copy editor at Foreign Policy.

Justin Trudeau stands in front of a row of Canadian flags, wearing a serious expression and holding his hands clasped in front of himself. Trudeau has thick dark hair and wears a navy blue suit and tie.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau attends a press conference in Ottawa on Oct. 14. Dave Chan/AFP via Getty Images

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Syd Kuntz is a deputy copy editor at Foreign Policy.

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