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Benjamin Netanyahu

Prime Minister of Israel

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Bezalel Smotrich

Israel's far-right Finance Minister

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Donald Trump

Proposed the 15-point Gaza peace plan

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Nikolay Mladenov

Gaza envoy for Trump's Board of Peace overseeing the Gaza ceasefire

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Basem Naim

Senior Hamas official

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When did Hamas carry out the attack that triggered the Gaza war?

7 October 2023

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How long had Hamas ruled Gaza before the October 2023 attack?

Nearly two decades

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Who backs Hamas according to the article?

Iran

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How many points does Trump's Gaza peace plan contain?

15 points

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When is Netanyahu due to face re-election?

27 October 2026

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Why is Netanyahu under political pressure?

He is caught between far-right ministers who oppose concessions in Gaza and Donald Trump, who wants progress toward ending the conflict

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Since when has Israel scaled back attacks in Gaza?

Since Monday, after Nikolay Mladenov met Netanyahu

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What has Israel agreed its military will target in Gaza?

What it perceives as immediate threats

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What military tactic has Israel agreed to stop?

Targeted assassinations

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What two major things are supposed to happen under Trump's plan?

Israeli forces withdraw as Hamas disarms,

while an International Stabilization Force works with a new Palestinian police force

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What does Israel demand before withdrawing from Gaza?

Hamas must disarm

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What does Hamas demand before implementing the arms-related part of the agreement?

Israel must halt attacks and meet its withdrawal commitments

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What does Netanyahu say "disarmament" includes?

Heavy weaponry, lighter weaponry and all weaponry

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What kind of disarmament does Netanyahu demand?

"Genuine disarmament", not fictitious disarmament

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Where did Hamas say the roadmap was agreed with mediators?

Cairo

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How long before the article had Hamas agreed to the roadmap?

10 days earlier

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What does Hamas want mediators and the US guarantor to do?

Pressure Netanyahu and his government to adhere to the roadmap

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What is Bezalel Smotrich's position on withdrawal from Gaza?

The military should not withdraw even a millimetre until Hamas is completely dismantled and demobilised

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What does Hamas prefer to call its agreement regarding weapons?

It avoids the term "disarmament"

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What would happen to Hamas's weapons under its proposed arrangement?

They would be handed over to be stored under a US-backed Palestinian technocrat administration

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Who would supervise the Palestinian technocrat administration?

Trump's Board of Peace

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Why did Hamas agree to the plan?

To spare people in Gaza a possible resumption of war

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What condition did Hamas attach to implementation?

Israel must first meet its own commitments, including withdrawal

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How many people have been killed in Israeli attacks since the ceasefire?

More than 1,250

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Who provided the Gaza death figure?

Gaza health officials

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Who made up most of those killed?

Civilians

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Approximately how many people live in Gaza?

More than 2 million

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How much of Gaza has Israeli troops occupied and depopulated?

About two-thirds

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Where are most of Gaza's remaining residents living?

In a tiny strip along the coast, mostly in makeshift tents or damaged buildings

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Who is Namibia's president?

Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah

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Where did Namibia's president make a state visit?

Beijing, China

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Which two major powers are competing for access to Namibia's minerals?

China and the European Union

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What country is Namibia's largest trading partner?

China

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How many cooperation agreements did Namibia sign with China?

Nine

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What areas do the nine agreements cover?

Energy, mining, infrastructure, agriculture, technical training and green minerals (TIMAGE)

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Which three strategic minerals are highlighted in Namibia?

Uranium, lithium and rare earths

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What percentage of Namibia's exports to China by value consisted of uranium in 2025?

About 85%

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Why is Namibia vulnerable because of its uranium export figure?

It shows Namibia's dependence on mineral exports and exposure to a single major buyer

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What does Namibia want beyond simply exporting raw minerals?

Local processing, shared infrastructure and skills transfer (sils)

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What does China want from Namibia?

Stable access to minerals and industrial inputs for energy and technology

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What does the EU use to pursue opportunities in Namibia?

Global Gateway programme,

green-hydrogen projects

and critical-raw-material partnerships (CGG)

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Approximately how much has the EU mobilised in loans and grants for Namibia?

€1.3 billion

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How much private investment does the EU aim to leverage?

More than €20 billion

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What could mining agreements include besides royalties and export revenue?

Processing plants, training programmes, electricity supply and local procurement commitments (PLET)

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What is Namibia's main challenge with these agreements?

Ensuring projects create lasting industrial capacity beyond simply extracting minerals

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Do the agreements guarantee factories, jobs or new power capacity?

No

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What do the agreements create instead?

A framework for further negotiations

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Which African country's mining-code changes are mentioned as an example?

Mali

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What are African governments increasingly trying to obtain from mining projects?

Greater state revenue and local participation

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Which three countries signed the Mecca Joint Defense Agreement?

Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey

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What is the defence agreement called?

Mecca Joint Defense Agreement

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Where was the defence agreement signed?

Mecca, Saudi Arabia

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Which of the three countries is oil-rich?

Saudi Arabia

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Which country has NATO's second-largest army?

Turkey

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Which of the three countries is a nuclear power?

Pakistan

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Who is Turkey's president?

Recep Tayyip Erdogan

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Who is Pakistan's Prime Minister?

Shehbaz Sharif

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Who is Turkey's Foreign Minister?

Hakan Fidan

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Who is the Saudi Crown Prince?

Mohammed bin Salman

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Who said the pact was not aimed at Iran or any other country?

Turkey's Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan

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How many NATO members are there?

32

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Which NATO provision did Fidan compare the agreement's mutual-defence clause to?

NATO Article 5

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What does NATO Article 5 mean?

An attack on one member is considered an attack on all

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What must a member do before receiving assistance under the Mecca agreement?

Formally request help

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Which country may join the agreement next?

Egypt

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How did Fidan describe Egypt?

A "natural partner"

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Where will the agreement's secretariat be based?

Saudi Arabia

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Who will hold regular committee meetings?

The three countries' foreign ministers, defence ministers and military chiefs

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Benjamin Netanyahu

prime minister of israel

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israel prime minister

Benjamin Netanyahu