So the GA was quite confusing, right? The DPRK succeeded and really made an amendment about control which passed (!!!), Canada protested, a delegate nearly fell while walking up the stairs. But let’s start where it was all quiet and in order. First, the resolution about stabilizing democracies in developed countries was discussed (read more:[…]

„Hard working Add Staff! “, it says at the beginning of nearly every speech we heard in these three days. And for all the coffee, tea, cookies, notepapers and amendments they bring us, it is only appropriate to thank them. But it seems as if the delegate of Israel isn’t as thankful as we are.[…]

There is a time where everybody grows too old for the sandbox. The first Committee showed us today that this fact doesn’t necessarily mean that you have to grow out of kindergarten behaviour. Discussing the issue of a threat by weapons of mass destruction in outer space turned into a narrow minded check mate situation[…]

The general lack of sleep of the delegates of the 1st Committee was especially noticeable after lunch break. While the amount of coffee and the still not decreasing number of yawns were astonishing Canada, Iraq and Australia showed their energy running low by beeing late not only one but two times. Unfortunately they managed to[…]

During lobbying time the different groups proceeded with defining their statements and demands on the two topics concerning “Intelligence work” and “Prevention of an arms race in outer space”. While the discussion about weapons was rather quiet the two groups dealing with the issue of “Who are we allowed to spy on?” and “Who do[…]

This year’s AMUN opening ceremony was, in fact, really “open”. With many delegates looking forward to fruitful and interesting debates, it was a pleasure to see the representers of nearly all nations united. Also the guest speaker professor Fiedler, who held an encouraging speech about the importance and the role of organizations like this, and[…]