For which actions has Tony Blair been criticized as a war criminal?

A. Both 2001 Afghanistan and 2003 Iraq invasions

C. Only the 2001 Afghanistan invasion

D. The 1999 Kosovo intervention

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111.
Queen Elizabeth II became Queen of United Kingdom (UK) in which year?
Correct Answer: C. 1952
One-liner
Queen Elizabeth II became Queen of the United Kingdom in 1952.
112.
Queen Elizabeth II reigned over_, longest of any British monarch.
Correct Answer: D. 70 years and 214 days
One-liner
Queen Elizabeth II reigned for 70 years and 214 days, the longest reign of any British monarch.
113.
Which one of the following countries does not possess a written constitution?
Correct Answer: C. Britain
One-liner
Britain does not possess a single written constitution; instead, it relies on statutes, conventions, and judicial decisions.
114.
For which actions has Tony Blair been criticized as a war criminal?
Correct Answer: A. Both 2001 Afghanistan and 2003 Iraq invasions
One-liner
Tony Blair has been criticized as a war criminal for his role in both the 2001 Afghanistan and 2003 Iraq invasions.
115.
The concept of Citizen's Charters originated from which country?
Correct Answer: C. United Kingdom
One-liner
The concept of Citizen's Charters originated from the United Kingdom.
116.
Who has become the first Lord Chancellor to swear on the Holy Quran in the parliament of UK?
Correct Answer: D. Shabana Mahmood
One-liner
Shabana Mahmood became the first Lord Chancellor in UK history to swear her oath of office on the Holy Quran.
117.
Which country recorded the highest-ever temperature in July 2022?
Correct Answer: A. United Kingdom
One-liner
In July 2022, the United Kingdom recorded its highest-ever temperature of 40.3°C at Coningsby, Lincolnshire.
118.
In British Parliament, the Senate is also called: ?
Correct Answer: B. House of Lords
One-liner
In the British Parliament, the Senate is also called the House of Lords.

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