The Monitor's Weekly News Quiz for Oct. 10-14, 2011
The King of Bhutan, Oxford-educated Jigme Khesar Namgyal Wangchuck, married commoner Jetsun Pema (currently studying at Regent's College, London) on Oct. 13. The king is breaking (or at least bending) traditional taboos about public displays of affection by holding her hand in public. Bhutan highlights its "Gross National Happiness" index, rather than its gross domestic product.
The King of Bhutan, Oxford-educated Jigme Khesar Namgyal Wangchuck, married commoner Jetsun Pema (currently studying at Regent's College, London) on Oct. 13. The king is breaking (or at least bending) traditional taboos about public displays of affection by holding her hand in public. Bhutan highlights its "Gross National Happiness" index, rather than its gross domestic product.
The King of Bhutan, Oxford-educated Jigme Khesar Namgyal Wangchuck, married commoner Jetsun Pema (currently studying at Regent's College, London) on Oct. 13. The king is breaking (or at least bending) traditional taboos about public displays of affection by holding her hand in public. Bhutan highlights its "Gross National Happiness" index, rather than its gross domestic product.
The King of Bhutan, Oxford-educated Jigme Khesar Namgyal Wangchuck, married commoner Jetsun Pema (currently studying at Regent's College, London) on Oct. 13. The king is breaking (or at least bending) traditional taboos about public displays of affection by holding her hand in public. Bhutan highlights its "Gross National Happiness" index, rather than its gross domestic product.
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