The 2024 Eurovision contest was surrounded by controversies, including protests, flag bans and harassment of artists. But which country was disqualified and sent home before the final?

Which tennis legend, famously known as the 'King of Clay,' retired in 2024 after winning 22 Grand Slam titles during his illustrious career?

In 2024, which country became the first in the world where electric vehicles outnumbered their petrol counterparts?

In December 2024, after 13 years of bloody civil war, rebels seized control of Damascus as Syria’s president Assad fled the country. Which country granted him asylum?

A controversial artwork consisting of a fruit duct-taped to a wall sold for $6.2 million in New York in 2024, becoming the most expensive piece of edible fruit on the planet. What fruit was it?

Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour smashed records in 2024, becoming the highest-grossing concert tour in history. Which solo artist previously held this record?

One of the mind-boggling technological breakthroughs of 2024 was a quantum chip released by Google. Named 'Willow', the state-of-the-art chip can complete 33.3 trillion years of calculations in ________.

In June 2024, after a 14-year legal battle, an Australian whistleblower who had published hundreds of confidential US documents on Wikileaks finally walked free. What’s the name of this controversial figure?

In October 2024, 37-year-old pop star Liam Payne died a tragic death in a Buenos Aires hotel. Which boy band launched his music career?

In December 2024, the president of an Asian country imposed martial law, which was lifted just six hours later. Which country?

American hip-hop icon Sean Combs, once an influential figure in the music industry, fell from grace in 2024 after allegations of sexual abuse. What stage name is the singer best known by?