By Zera Parekh (Del of Associated Press) Throughout the committee war has raged and conflicts have stirred. Gods have lost their powers, the flame of the heart almost died out and Hades was almost kidnapped by Poseidon. Now it is time for a solution…A solution to get Zeus back. Both blocks proposed resolutions but which one would be chosen? Which one would be used? Most importantly would Zeus’ return to Olympus and would Thanatos and Nike accept defeat? The Olympians believed

By Vahyun Dsouza (Del of The Wall Street Journal) The opening session of ECOSOC showed a debate much larger than the price of oil. At its heart is a key question: should one of the world's most vital resources be used as a tool of political power? Oil producing countries are correct to defend their sovereignty. Every nation should manage its own natural resources and decide how to use them. However, sovereignty also comes with responsibility. When a resource that the global e

By Vahyun Dsouza (Del of the Wall Street Journal) Tirelessly for hours and days, the Olympian Council has debated, discussed, blamed, and signed pacts. However, dear readers, it is time for the Council to vote upon a resolution and to solve the problem and get Zeus back. We expect two sides: Olympians and minor gods, to propose hostage exchanges or war and rampage, maybe even the restoration of Poseidon's power. The presentation of the Olympian gods is the first presentation

by Vida Pinto (Del of Sputnik News) Western countries are panicking over oil right now. It is October 20, 1973, and the global economy is in total chaos. Arab oil nations stopped sending cheap oil to the Western areas, resulting in complete chaos and confusion. This move shocked the entire Western world. Now, American leaders are demanding oil and justice on the world stage. They state that weaponizing oil can disturb the peace of the world and should not be involved in polit

By Ritvik Singh (Del of the Hindu) Congress claims order; nations seek representation The Congress of Vienna portrays itself as an assembly set up in order to restore peace in Europe after a period of twenty years of revolution and war; its declared aim is to redraw the borders, reinstate legitimate monarchies, and set up a lasting balance of power over the continent. However, the first impression it gives Europe is not of order, but rather of a small number of great powers

By Ava Davar (Del of Republic TV) Republic TV is an extremely popular news channel that has been extremely successful and trusted for many years. Our news broadcasts reach 1 in every 3 people in India. We give journalists the freedom to write what they wish as we are wholly an Editor-controlled company. Not only that but we broadcast in four different languages to strengthen the diversity of our country. We believe that the Nation should be put first. We provide extremely in

By Veeha Bhatt (Del of CNN international) Now that Napoleon is back, throwing Europe into utter chaos again, deliberations held at the Congress of Vienna couldn't be of more importance. Two very different groups have emerged during the Congress. One group advocates' expansion as a way of re-establishing order and the other advocating diplomacy in order to attain stability and peace among European states. At the Congress of Vienna, delegates argued about which option was the

By Zera Parekh (Del of Associated press) Throughout the committee war has raged and conflicts have stirred. Gods have lost their powers, the flame of the heart almost died out and Hades was almost kidnapped by Poseidon. Now it is time for a solution…A solution to get Zeus back. Both blocks proposed resolutions but which one would be chosen? Which one would be used? Most importantly would Zeus’ return to Olympus and would Thanatos and Nike accept defeat? The Olympians believed

By Riyaa Lakhani (Del of KCNA) Pyongyang, May 3 – Not all countries are capable of progressing from an imperial history as effectively as the DPRK. Some, like those in Sahel, meet the same fate as the traitor ROK (Republic of Korea commonly known as South Korea) – being nothing more than a medium, a puppet for the US to inflict more atrocities. Following the killing of the UN Secretary General in a brutal manner, fingers were immediately pointed to the faultless China, whose

By Eva Bharucha (Del of India Today) There’s been a lot of controversy around journalism for years. Whether it’s debating if it’s a high-paying job, easy, safe, or even dangerous at all, there are always two sides to a mirror. Being a journalist isn’t just about talking about recent events; it’s a motivation for delivering the real to your people. For having a powerful passion and belief that civilians deserve to know nothing less but the truth. The truth of what’s really hap

By Zera Parekh (Del of Associated Press) Everyday over 2,000 civilians die amidst war! The reason behind this is uncoordinated military attacks and bad evacuation drills. In places like China, civilians endure massacres and bombs by the Japanese. This poses the question: should civilians lose their lives just because the military isn’t organised? That is why countries like China, Greece, Belgium, the United Kingdom and Ireland proposed some solutions. China claimed Japan had

By Zera Parekh (Del of Associated Press) Neutrality cannot stop German trains that try to cross borders. Neutrality simply helps make you a watching bystander. Neutrality is a huge mistake for a decision this serious. When countries like Switzerland or Brazil say they are trying to stay out of the war and keep the peace, it is all a diplomatic lie. They are acting in their self-interest, only looking out for their own citizens while ignoring all other innocents. That poses th

By Riyaa Lakhani (Del of KCNA) Pyongyang, April 30 : The UNSC assembled to discuss political stability and security in Sahel, a region that, like North Korea, Western Imperialists have tried to push around for far too long. Not even five minutes after the UN Secretary-General's assassination is announced, the chieftain disturbing peace and the only rogue country in the world -- the US coldly tells the poor regional parties of Sahel that the upsurge in terrorism is their own