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World Leaders Quiz: Who’s Really in Charge? (2)

We give you the country—can you pick the boss?

World Leaders Quiz: Who’s Really in Charge? (2)
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One country, four names. Tap the president, prime minister, or monarch who actually runs the place.

You’ll hop from parliaments to palaces, democracies to dynasties. Each question shows only the country—then pick the one current leader among four. The other three? Former presidents, next-door PMs, or dead-ringers ready to fake you out.

Part 1 starts with the big names; later rounds throw in tiny nations and “wait-who?” rulers. Think you know who’s in charge? Show us.

1/30

South Africa
(President-2018)?

[D] Cyril Ramaphosa | Ex‑union leader turned deal‑making tycoon; helped broker South Africa’s democratic transition.

2/30

Morocco
(King-1999)?

[B] Mohammed VI | Oversaw constitutional tweaks and large infrastructure drives; balances tradition with modernization.

3/30

Honduras
(President-2022)?

[B] Xiomara Castro | Honduras’s first woman president; long‑time political partner of Manuel Zelaya turned leader in her own right.

4/30

Philippines
(President-2022)?

[A] Bongbong Marcos | Scion of a political dynasty; development‑heavy speeches and legacy reframing dominate his messaging.

5/30

Serbia
(President-2017)?

[D] Aleksandar Vučić | Media‑savvy SNS leader; centralizes messaging and wields election‑cycle momentum deftly.

6/30

Guyana
(President-2020)?

[C] Irfaan Ali | Oversaw Guyana’s oil‑era emergence; development rhetoric centers on energy windfalls.

7/30

South Korea
(President-2025)?

[B] Lee Jae-myung | Ex‑Seongnam mayor and Gyeonggi governor; populist economics and high‑intensity pressers define his style.

8/30

Palestine
(President-2005)?

[C] Mahmoud Abbas | Long‑serving Palestinian Authority president; Oslo‑era negotiator with a cautious, institution‑first posture.

9/30

Japan
(Prime Minister-2024)?

[D] Shigeru Ishiba | Policy‑heavy LDP stalwart and ex‑defense minister; known for granular security briefs and straight‑talk delivery.

10/30

Monaco
(Sovereign Prince-2005)?

[A] Albert II | Monaco’s prince who once competed in Olympic bobsleigh; an active voice on ocean conservation.

11/30

Cambodia
(President of the People's Party-2015)?

[B] Hun Sen | Dominant Cambodian figure for decades; choreographed a familial handover while keeping a firm grip on levers.

12/30

Colombia
(President-2022)?

[D] Gustavo Petro | Ex‑M‑19 figure and Bogotá mayor; pushes social and energy transition agendas in national policy.

13/30

Azerbaijan
(President-2003)?

[A] Ilham Aliyev | Succeeded his father Heydar; energy‑backed statecraft and the Karabakh file define his presidency.

14/30

Taiwan
(President-2024)?

[C] Lai Ching-te | Physician‑turned‑politician; rose from Tainan mayor to premier and vice president before the top office.

15/30

Chile
(President-2022)?

[A] Gabriel Boric | Former student‑movement leader; brought a younger, social‑democratic vocabulary to La Moneda.

16/30

Ireland
(Taoiseach-2025)?

[C] Micheál Martin | Fianna Fáil veteran; rotated through health, foreign affairs and the premiership with a consensus tone.

17/30

Ethiopia
(Prime Minister-2018)?

[B] Abiy Ahmed | Nobel laureate for opening with Eritrea; pitched a ‘Medemer’ unity ethos while racing through reforms.

18/30

Syria
(President-2025)?

[D] Ahmed al-Sharaa | Technocrat profile associated with bureaucratic stewardship; a low‑drama manager’s cadence.

19/30

Malaysia
(Prime Minister-2022)?

[D] Anwar Ibrahim | Reformist with a decades‑long arc from deputy PM to opposition icon to PM; multiracial coalition craft is his signature.

20/30

Netherlands
(Prime Minister-2024)?

[B] Dick Schoof | Dutch security and intelligence veteran; appointed as a technocratic premier to steady coalition waters.

21/30

Rwanda
(President-2000)?

[C] Paul Kagame | RPF commander turned president; Kigali’s orderliness and data‑driven development are part of his brand.

22/30

Vietnam
(General Secretary-2024 (acting))?

[A] Tô Lâm | Security veteran rising through the public‑security apparatus; reputation built on internal discipline.

23/30

France
(Prime Minister-2024)?

[C] François Bayrou | Centrist kingmaker behind MoDem; prefers coalition carpentry to headline‑grabbing theatrics.

24/30

Burkina Faso
(President-2022 (interim))?

[B] Ibrahim Traoré | Burkina Faso officer who rose in a 2022 putsch; styles himself as a no‑nonsense security custodian.

25/30

Singapore
(Prime Minister-2024)?

[D] Lawrence Wong | Economist and orchestra hobbyist; stewarded Singapore’s pandemic response before moving into the top job.

26/30

Cameroon
(President-1982)?

[A] Paul Biya | One of the world’s longest‑serving leaders; Yaoundé’s Etoudi Palace is the long‑time seat of his rule.

27/30

Slovakia
(Prime Minister-2023)?

[B] Robert Fico | Three‑time Slovak PM; blends left‑populist talking points with tight party discipline.

28/30

New Zealand
(Prime Minister-2023)?

[A] Christopher Luxon | Ex‑Air New Zealand CEO turned politician; management‑speak and KPIs seep into his political pitch.

29/30

Nicaragua
(Co-Presidents-2025)?

[C] Daniel Ortega | Sandinista veteran from the 1980s; centralized power around family and party over successive terms.

30/30

Denmark
(Prime Minister-2019)?

[D] Mette Frederiksen | Youngest Danish PM in modern times when first elected; pragmatic welfare‑state steward with firm border rhetoric.

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