Which British politician coined th eterm "Commonwealth of Nations" in 1884

Why ILO is different from other UN Organizations?

Which of the following countries left the Commonwealth on becoming Republic in 1948?

How much of the total population of the world constitute Commonwealth

Where European Union's headquarters are located

In how many Commonwealth countries British monarch is considered the Head of state?

Approximately how many people live in Commonwealth countries

At Present how many sovereign states from common wealth?

________ is the current director general of WHO

Ireland left Commonwealth in

The WHO has its headquarters in ________

When the office of dominions was abolished and the Secretary of the Commonwealth assumed charge

South Africa left Commonwealth in 1961. It rejoined in May 1994 raising the number of Commonwealth to

What is the term of office for Commonwealth secretary General?

When the European Union (EU) was created in 1993, the EEC was transformed into the _______, one of the EU's three pillars

Which of these countries is a member of Commonwealth?

UNESCO has its head office in (PMS 2006)

When the idea for a global health agency was proposed at the United Nations Conference on International Organization held in California/

In 1980's WHO launched programmes to eradicate polio and

Out of total of 27 members how many members states have replaced the national currencies with Euro

The ILO governing body is composed of how many members/

In January 2007, two more countries joined EU, bringing the total number to

The commonwealth games are held every

when did WHO reported that smallpox had been eradicated worldwide/

Which Asian city will host the Commonwealth games between 3 October and 14 October 2010?

How many members nations UNESCO HAS

Europol is the European Union's criminal intelligence agency. It became fully operational on 1 July _______

Which important Declaration was adopted in 1949?

ILO headquarters are established in

_______ is the current director general ILO since 1999

The 785 Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) are directly elected by EU citizens every _______

Which country is called special member of commonwealth of nations?

WHO has how many member nations?

Fiji lost Commonwealth membership due to military coup in 1987. When Fiji was reinstated?

Which of the following members of EU has not changed their national currency with Euro

Name the current Secretary-General of Commonwealth

Under which treaty, European citizenship was granted to citizens of each member state

Which was Britain's larges colony that joined Commonwealth?

The European Union (EU) was established by the Treaty of ________ on 1 November 1993

United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) was established in

When the Britishdominions became defined as free and equal countries within the British Empire?

ILO sets standards for which of the following

The strength of the Commonwealth is now 54 members. Which country joined as the 54th member?

When the idea of Commonwealth of nations comprising Great Britain the dominions and other territories of the British empire was first accepted at the imperial conference in

WHO's global campaign to eliminate smallpox began in

Wold Health Organization was established in

The secretariat of commonwealth operates from which city?

Pakistan left Commonwealth in 1972 when Banladesh was recognised by Commonwealth. When did Pakistan rejoined Commonwealth as 49th member?

The first president of the 27-nation European Union, Herman Van Rompuy elected in November 2009 belongs to which country?

Which agreement took place by EU in january 1993?

Since 1977 which day and month has been celebrated as Commonwealth Day?

Who is the current Director-General of UNESCO?

The WHO has 193 Members States, including all UN Member States except _______ and 2 non-UN members, Niue and the Cook Islands

In 1949, under which declaration, membership previously based on Crown changed to one in which members agreed to recognize the British Monarch as symbolic head of Commonwealth

When Commonwealth was established

The Commonwealth secretariat was established in London to serve as clearing house for the exchange of information in

European Economic Community (EEC) also called the Common Market was established by the Treaty of Rome on March 25, _______

Who is the symbolic head of commonwealth