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SBS News quiz: Which is the world's weakest passport?

Put your news knowledge to the test with the first edition of the SBS News quiz.

A composite image shows a hand holding a wad of passports, Donald Trump grimacing in bow tie and a person scraping snow off a windscreen.

Have you been closely following the news over the last two weeks? Let's find out. Credit: Collage by SBS News. Images via Getty Images and AAP

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Published 11 January 2025 9:04am
Source: SBS News

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