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A-Category MCQs -29
Q1. Diplomacy conducted under coercion is often ineffective because:
A. It increases economic incentives
B. It reduces communication channels
C. It lacks mutual trust and legitimacy
D. It prevents third-party mediation
Answer: C
Explanation: Coercive diplomacy creates pressure but not trust. When one side feels forced, it doubts the intent behind negotiations. This weakens legitimacy and reduces commitment to agreements. As seen in U.S.-Iran tensions, talks under threat are seen as extensions of pressure rather than genuine dialogue. Stable peace requires voluntary cooperation, not compulsion. Without trust, agreements collapse easily, making diplomacy fragile and short-lived rather than sustainable.
Q2. Recurring industrial accidents like fireworks explosions indicate:
A. Lack of technological advancement
B. Random unforeseen events
C. Structural governance failure
D. Natural disaster vulnerability
Answer: C
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