Classic UN debate, Indian political theatre, continuous crisis and a free press. Background guides reach registered delegates two weeks before the first gavel.
United Nations General Assembly · First Committee
AgendaRegulation of autonomous weapons systems and AI in modern warfare.
As lethal autonomous weapons move from science fiction to the battlefield, can the international community agree on meaningful human control? Delegates weigh military necessity against humanitarian law — and draft a framework the great powers might actually sign.
United Nations Security Council
AgendaThe situation in the Arctic: sovereignty, security and shipping lanes.
Polar ice retreats; trade routes and untapped resources redraw the map of great-power competition. In a fifteen-member chamber where every veto matters, delegates navigate territorial claims, militarisation of the High North and the rights of indigenous communities.
United Nations Human Rights Council
AgendaProtecting the rights of climate refugees and displaced populations.
No treaty yet recognises the person displaced by a drowning coastline. The Council examines the legal vacuum around climate-induced displacement, burden-sharing between North and South, and pathways to a binding protection framework.
World Health Organization
AgendaEquitable access to healthcare technology in the Global South.
From mRNA platforms to AI diagnostics, medicine's newest tools remain concentrated in the wealthiest nations. Delegates debate patent flexibility, technology transfer and local manufacturing — what does "health for all" mean when innovation has a price tag?
All India Political Parties Meet
AgendaDeliberation on the One Nation One Election framework.
India's most spirited committee. Portraying leaders across party lines, delegates clash over simultaneous elections — federalism, cost, voter behaviour, constitutional amendment — in a format that rewards rhetoric, wit and razor-sharp political knowledge.
Continuous Crisis Committee
AgendaClassified — briefings released 48 hours before the conference.
A fast-moving simulation where the world changes every hour. Directives, covert operations and midnight crises test your ability to think on your feet. For experienced delegates who thrive under pressure. Expect the unexpected.
International Press Corps
MandateJournalism, photography and caricature across all committees.
The eyes and ears of the conference. Reporters file dispatches from every room, photographers catch the moments that matter, caricaturists skewer the day's diplomacy — and the Press publishes a newsletter at each day's close.
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