By Vida Pinto (Del of Sputnik news) In ECOSOC, the committee was going strong with a moderated caucus. It started off with Iraq, making strong points why they should not prevent weaponisation of oil because it is the only resource OPEC has. Iraq stated that it is ‘better’ to nationalise oil production and exports instead of profits going to foreign corporations or private owners, meaning all financial gains from selling oil abroad go straight into the government treasury. The

By Vahyun Dsouza (Del of the wallstreet journal) In the early hours of 1 August, a major maritime disaster occurred in one of the world's most crucial waterways. A Saudi Arabian-flagged tanker sank in the Strait of Hormuz, releasing a large amount of crude oil into the surrounding waters and partly blocking commercial traffic through the narrow passage. The vessel was on its way to the United Kingdom when the incident happened. Initial reports received by the committee indica

By Vahyun Dsouza (Del of the Wall Street Journal) The committee begins; a crisis is revealed: Zeus has gone missing from Olympus without a trace, and no witnesses are willing to speak plainly. The delegates must decide what has become of Zeus, who will take his place, and what threats, be they mortal, titan, or giants The Delegate of Hermes opened the SSL, and he explicitly blames Titans. A controversial speech was given by the Delegate Artemis, and a crisis update shows she

By Aaradhya Korti (Del of The Wire) A new issue arose for the United Nations because the recent problem was about a former living person instead of the dead. A worker at the UN building discovered the existence of a person who had been waiting at the unloading bay for approximately 19 hours. When asked about his identity, the individual revealed that he was an officer from Mali, Sergeant Ibrahim Gandina, believed to have died because of an attack in Bamako carried out by the

By Aaradhya Korti (Del of the wire ) The opening conference related to the Sahel crisis began with states blaming one another rather than collaborating. While it was evident everyone committed to the understanding that terrorism is a big problem, what was not evident though is any meaningful efforts by the distinctions to find the ways to deal with the issue. Initially, the USA aimed to redirect the focus of the international community to terrorist organizations. A represent

By Rewa Merchant ( Del of Reuters) The DISEC Committee was originally formed to discuss the security crisis in the Sahel. At the start of the session, the UN Secretary General, António Guterres, addressed the General Assembly, stating that corruption in nations had allowed terrorism, illegal arms, and trafficking to take place. During the speech, a hooded assassin infiltrated the audience and assassinated the Secretary General after stabbing him multiple times inside the Unit

By Sharanya Barwale (Del of Bellingcat) The Bellingcat has discovered that in the Tricom DISEC committee, the UN Secretary-General has been killed. The room is silent, and suspense fills the air in the committee. The sound of pens tapping in anticipation is audible from everywhere. Then, in the crisis update it is found out that Sergeant Ibrahim Tandina was the assassin of the secretary general. Tandina (the assassin) was interrogated heavily and this is what came out into th

By Sharanya Barwale (Del of Bellingcat) The Committee begins with different delegates all blaming each other for the security problems in the Sahel region but then the USA urges the countries to come together and work together instead of throwing accusations around. The delegate of the USA blames the terrorist organisations for the kidnappings and unrest in the region. When the delegate of Russia begins to speak, a crisis update begins. Just as the UN Secretary was naming the

By Vahyun Dsouza (Del of Wall Street journal) In the early hours of 1 August, a major maritime disaster occurred in one of the world's most crucial waterways. A Saudi Arabian-flagged tanker sank in the Strait of Hormuz, releasing a large amount of crude oil into the surrounding waters and partly blocking commercial traffic through the narrow passage. The vessel was on its way to the United Kingdom when the incident happened. Initial reports received by the committee indicate

By Kavya Shah ( Del of Agence France-Presse (AFP) ) The Indian Special Commission on Capital Punishment (ISCCP) committee focuses on a crisis that occurred in 2011, the parliament attack and the execution of Afzal Guru. The focus of this conflict was coming to a consensus on whether he received legal and judicial representation and whether the process was justifiable. The committee also further discussed the deaths of security personnel during the parliament attack and the so

By Dheeyan Master (Del of the Washington Post) In current times, several international discussions end up looking like this: endless debates going in circles, arguments over history, blaming and accusations for this question - who is to blame for today’s systemic issues that beset people world over? Indeed, it is not a matter of surprise - but it leaves us wondering nonetheless, when a humanitarian disaster enfolds - where shall the line be drawn between political dispute and

By Ava Davar (Del of Republic TV) After the fall and imprisonment of Napoleon, the rest of Europe set out on a mission to find the political future and implement it while balancing all the states’ power. Upon meeting, all these states realised how intricate and layered this problem was and understood that they all wanted different things. A lot of countries believed that France should not be forgiven while a lot of states argued that it should be let into this Congress. Russi

Recorder: Ritvik Singh Del of The Hindu Date:1/8/2026, 2/8/2026 [22:00] Committee begins, crisis revealed: Zeus has gone missing from Olympus without a trace, and no witnesses are willing to speak plainly. The delegates must decide what has become of Zeus, who will take his place, and what threats, be they mortal, titan or giants can come over Olympus. [22:11] Motion raised by Hermes to enter an SSL; 12 speakers, 45 seconds per speaker. Passed by vote [22:14] Delegate of Herm

By Zera Parekh (Del of Associated Press) Zeus, the king of the gods and the sky vanished without leaving a trace. At dawn the throne room was empty and his thunderbolt lay untouched. All the gates were sealed almost as if no one went through. All godly deities have been summoned to uncover the true culprit behind this act. Who did it? Why did they do it…and most importantly how did they do it? Titans are the first to be blamed. For centuries the titans have been jealous and l

By Amaira Desai ( Del of NDTV) The investigation consisted of Afzal Guru being tied to a chair, to force information out of him. It was claimed that no excessive physical harm was used, and the victim was only bound to his seat using rubber. No bruises were visible before the investigation, implying that the only wounds on Afzal Guru were due to the rubber binds holding him in place. This was a measure taken to get as much information as possible. Additionally, there were sec

By Eva Bharucha (Del of India today) Ever since the United Nations came together, countries have been split into two categories : Autocracies and Democracies. Nations may claim to be on the side of good. Claim that they oppose terrorism, rape, murder, really anything that is immoral. But this is simply the tip of the iceberg, and they may never reveal the bottom. The Sahel region in Africa has been struggling with humanitarian crises such as the growing of terrorist groups

By Diva Doshi (Del of Al Jazeera) The investigation surrounding the assassination of the United Nations Secretary-General has entered a new phase, with delegates receiving a cross-committee crisis update that portrayed further light on the suspect's identity, movements, and alleged motives. While several key details have surfaced, much of the evidence remains unverified, leaving delegates responsible for determining which claims can be trusted. The update began with footage