An Interview with Aaditya Jagdish: David Lloyd George

David Lloyd George, 1st Earl Lloyd-George of Dwyfor, OM PC was a British Liberal politician and statesman. He played a very crucial role in  helping the delegates of the various countries at the Paris Peace Conference arrive at peaceful conclusions My Greetings to Mr. David Lloyd George, Q: How does it feel to be Mr. David Lloyd George who is one of the members with “The Big Four” members of the Paris peace conference? A: I am honoured to have been given the post of such an important person. It is my first year as a part of the INMUN 2014.I...

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Have they got their Eye on our world?

A new day in the AD HOC Crisis brings new crises to the fore. We plunge into the first session with a recap of the crises faced by the 26 countries yesterday, which left the state of affairs being: -World War 3 is underway. -The monarch of the Democratic Republic of Korea was assassinated, leaving DPRK to be an Islamic Republic of Korea. (IROK) -The premiere of China was assassinated, leaving China to be ruled by the military. -Putin and Obama have both been assassinated. This was followed by a few opinions and measures of particular countries...

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Interview with Germany

As the events took an uninteresting turn, the committee was forced to plunge a crisis amidst all the on goings – although the delegates were quite confused at the sudden turn events, they cleverly adapted to the change, and passed several moderated and unmoderated caucuses so that they could peacefully settle the crisis. What ensued after this was an unexpected situation where Germany suddenly received a colossal power – in the form of uranium nuclear bombs – that could possibly blow up the entire nation in a matter of seconds. While Germany expected...

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Interview with Deeksha Vishneek

Greetings, delegate Eleftherios Venizelos. - It seems that you changed the course of history in the Paris Peace Conference by proposing the League of Nations draft treaty. Where did you come up with such a revolutionary idea? Venizelos:  Every country has it’s own parliament which decides the happenings and the running of the country. I believe that it is important for the world as a whole to have its own parliament which aims to keep all countries aware of foreign policies, relations, etc. It would create a better world for people, and...

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RUSSIA FACES PRESS HEAT

The day began with the news of US intelligence stating that Russia was guilty of shooting down MH170 over Ukraine. The press of course questioned the delegate of Russia and this is the conversation that followed. Press of Iran: Delegate of Russia are you aware that US intelligence has identified Russia as the country guilty of shooting down MH170 over Ukraine ? Delegate of Russia: Yes. Press of Iran: The plane was carrying dozens of HIV researchers heading to Aus for an AIDS conference. This is fact. Do you have anything to say? After...

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CHINA SPEAKS ON HIV/AIDS PANDEMIC

Interview by the Press of Iran (Abanishwar Sen) China’s stance on the HIV/AIDS Pandemic in relation to women- The HIV/AIDS epidemic in China is at a critical juncture. Slowly this infection is spreading to a more generalised population with women, children and the homosexual population being at the greatest risk. As China is a country where trafficking is sadly rampant many young female migrants find employment in entertainment venues located in metropolitan cities, and sex work transactions frequently occur in these places with no heed given...

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NATO communiqué

“Crimea is pro-Russian and if Ukraine becomes part of Nato, then any power that Russia has will disappear because Ukraine will become politically more powerful.” – GREECE “The delegate of India feels that Russia should not feel insecure. The Crimean crisis must be solved quickly and peacefully so that international peace and problems may come back.” – INDIA “Russian Federation is insecure which is insecure which is why Russia thought that the plane from Malaysia was from Ukraine.” – CROATIA “The delegate of Netherlands feels that the delegate...

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NATO - Crisis Reactions (Part 1)

CRISIS – Ukrainian President is dead and the Government has been taken over by Angela Merkel’s people! Turkey: provide military assistance to Ukraine as backup ffs.  France: this was complete foul play by Germany and EU should take strict action against Germany for this. Russia and Germany are hand in hand in this crisis. Portugal: All of the EU members should combine their forces to prevent Germany from attacking. (Let's rek em) Spain: would like to not get involved. (10/10 diplomacy) Greece: Not fair at all. It...

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NATO - Simulated Crisis

Кому: ANxxLx Mxrkex Петро Porxshenxx был убит глава нашей страны из армии генерал-лейтенант Вернер Freers. Украина сейчас без президента. Наши ракеты готовы к развертыванию в украинский парламент дома. Нам просто нужно вашей команды. Мы надеемся, что это приводит к вашей генерального плана, чтобы уничтожить Украину. От: Владимир Путин Komu: ANxxLx Mxrkex Petro Porxshenxx byl ubit glava nashey strany iz armii general-leytenant Verner Freers. Ukraina seychas bez prezidenta. Nashi rakety gotovy k razvertyvaniyu v ukrainskiy parlament doma. Nam prosto...

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NATO - Press Conference Day 1

As the recording starts, Russia is being interrogated by one of the Chairs. The delegate of Russia was violating his foreign policy and discussing drone warfare against Ukraine.  VOICE RECORDING LINK - Press Conference Day 1 Dipannita Mukherjee Assistant Director, Pres...

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DIPLOMACY, PEACE AND REVENGE

Raising motions, moderated and unmoderated caucuses, dramatic enactments of crisis and frying of the delegates by the press...the Paris peace conference had it all. While the delegates from around the world gave their views on the repercussions of the great war, and the crucial and undeniable role of Germany in it, there were quite a few who believed that Germany should be pressurized with such harsh terms as they had already suffered much loss. David...

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DISEC: Crisis Averted!

The DISEC committee was enthusiastic and raring to go at the beginning of the committee. The GSL was short and concise consisting of Pakistan, Iraq, U.S.A and India. The GSL was quick, outlying the topic generally, with all the countries expressing major concern and talking about the arms trade treaty.  Immediately after the GSL moderated caucuses were opened to discuss sub topics under the main topic, illicit trade of small arms. The first moderated caucus was on marking and tracing small arms. Russia had a strong and valid point,...

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The Ad-Hoc Crisis Committee: Who needs DPRK when you have The Islamic Republic of Korea?!

This year’s 1st session in the Ad Hoc – Crises Committee, comprised of varied opinions, unanimous decisions, strong accusations between countries, and scandals that made the delegates question their trust in the fellow countries, and made the possibility of bilateral decisions challenging. The session began with a dynamic and scandalous event, where information was revealed to the delegates about a telegram received by Obama from Russia by an anonymous sender. The telegram contained instances of the USSR and the USA collaborating in...

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Do Muslim women need saving or do developed countries just need to be super heroes?

A moral crusade to rescue oppressed Muslim women from their cultures and their religion has swept the public sphere, dissolving distinctions between conservatives and liberals, sexists and feminists. The crusade has justified all manner of intervention from the legal to the military, the humanitarian to the sartorial. But it has also reduced Muslim women to a stereotyped singularity, plastering a handy cultural icon over much more complicated historical and political dynamics. Developed Counties under the pretext of supporting Islamic women who...

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An interview with the UK: The HIV/AIDS Pandemic

United Kingdom speaks on HIV/AIDS pandemic. Questions replied to: 1.What is UK’s stance on HIV/AIDs pandemic spread? 2.What is UK doing to prevent such an outbreak? 3.What solution does UK hope to reach? The HIV/AIDS pandemic has proved to be one of the greatest threats to humanity. Currently, 35.3 million people around the world are combating the virus of which 50% are women. The vulnerability of women to the disease is due to a multitude of factors - economic vulnerability, lack of awareness and education, violence against women,...

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Under Secretary General of INMUN makes Delegate of Italy wish he Pasta-way. Is Italy good for only Pizza?

The Under Secretary General of INMUN visited the CSW committee to question a few countries and the most memorable of those were his questions that continuously baffled the Delegate of Italy into a submissive silence. The session began with a moderated caucus on how prostitution was one of the factors that leads to increase of HIV cases in the world. Italy then claimed in its speech that it was completely against prostitution and that the Italian government was doing everything it could to stop sex trade. The Under Sec-Gen then with a quizzical look...

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DISEC and Illicit Small Arms Trade: The justification of ISIS?

The DISEC committee opened up in a positive note. All the delegates were in a good, positive mood, and ready to start. Due to majority the agenda chosen for the first day was Illicit small arms trade. The General speaker list consisted of USA, India, Pakistan and finally Iraq. The delegates spoke on the point, and strictly talked only about the agenda. The first moderated caucus was on the marking and tracing the small arms. The delegates of...

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Transcript of PPC Session

Situation 1: Lenin learns how governments are managed. Vittorio Orlando: German military should be delocalized and foreign policy should be altered to be more peaceful and outgoing Mehmed VI: Would be a drastic measure to delocalise the german military because it would anger Germany and also be controlling and unfair. Eleftherios Venizelos: You will only cause more dispute by having other troops in Germany. Lenin: German people shouldn’t pay but the leaders should instead. [Exec: How do you propose that?] Lenin: darn lol [Exec: Raise another...

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