Sudan's Prime Minister, Detained After Coup, Returns Home

A military coup in Sudan led to the detention of the Prime Minister and other officials, resulting in at least four deaths and 80 injuries. The coup has been condemned by Western governments and the UN, which called for the release of detained officials. The UN Security Council held a closed-door meeting to discuss the situation. Pro-democracy protests are planned for Saturday in Sudan.

What event led to the detention of the Prime Minister in Sudan?

• A military coup

• A diplomatic agreement

• A natural disaster

• An economic crisis

How many people were reported killed during the military's actions against pro-democracy citizens?

• Ten

• Four

• Two

• Twenty

Which organizations condemned the military coup in Sudan?

• The Arab League and OPEC

• Western governments and the UN

• The European Union and ASEAN

• The African Union and NATO

What action did the UN Security Council take in response to the situation in Sudan?

• Imposed economic sanctions

• Held a closed-door meeting

• Issued a public statement

• Deployed peacekeeping forces

When are the mass pro-democracy protests planned in Sudan?

• Saturday

• Sunday

• Friday

• Monday