AproMUN 2025

Topic

Discussing the violation of human rights by intelligence agencies

About the committee

Delegates will discuss the violation of human rights by intelligence agencies, with a particular focus on practices such as torture, unlawful surveillance, extrajudicial detention, and the suppression of dissent. The committee will explore mechanisms for ensuring accountability, transparency, and adherence to international human rights standards, aiming to establish guidelines for intelligence agencies that protect individual freedoms and prevent abuses of power.

Chairs

• Nina Kurhajcová
• Patrik Javor

Countries

Topic

Reevaluating the Role of Nuclear Energy in Achieving Sustainable Development Goals

About the committee

Delegates will discuss the role of nuclear energy in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly in relation to climate action and energy access. The committee will reevaluate the potential benefits and risks of nuclear energy, including its environmental impact, safety concerns, and contribution to reducing carbon emissions. The goal is to establish a balanced approach to integrating nuclear energy into sustainable development strategies while ensuring environmental protection and social equity.

Chairs

• Michal Máca
• Adam Samuel Marko

Countries

Topic

Adressing the effects of (former) corporate exploitation such as in Latin America

About the committee

Corporate exploitation has caused lasting harm in many regions, particularly but not limited to, Latin America. Delegates will address issues such as labor rights violations, environmental degradation, wealth inequality, and corporate political influence. The committee must propose policies that promote fair economic practices, and support sustainable development, ensuring long-term prosperity and justice in affected regions worldwide.

Chairs

• Alex Bačo
• Samuel Papiernik

Countries

Topic

Addressing systemic missconduct and corruption in post-soviet justice systems

About the committee

Despite decades of reform, many post-Soviet states still struggle with corruption, political interference, and a lack of judicial independence. Delegates will examine key issues such as judicial appointments and accountability, prosecutorial overreach, selective justice, and law enforcement corruption. They must propose concrete legal and institutional reforms to strengthen the rule of law, protect human rights, and ensure fair and impartial justice systems across the region.

Chairs

• Adam Koubek
• Jakub Benčo

Countries

Topics

1. Evaluating the possibility of a Unified (European) Army
2. Considering the expansion to include countries from Southeastern Europe

About the committee

With shifting global dynamics, NATO faces critical decisions about its future. Delegates must evaluate the advantages and disadvantages of a unified European army—its structure, command, and impact on global security. Simultaneously, they will consider expanding the alliance to Southeastern Europe, weighing strategic, political, and defense implications. The choices made here could redefine NATO’s role in global security.

Chairs

• Lucia Mesková
• Timur Blentic

Countries

Topic

Reforming EU Migration Policy

About the committee

Delegates will debate the reform of EU migration policy, including asylum procedures, border management, and the fair distribution of migrants across member states. The committee will also examine cooperation with third countries and the role of Frontex, aiming to create a unified and humane approach that upholds both security and solidarity.

Chairs

• Michal Bodnár
• Pia Luisa Ercolano

Countries

Topic

Post-Withdrawal Afghanistan: Addressing Regional Instability and the Rise of Transnational Terrorism

About the committee

Delegates will address the deteriorating security situation in Afghanistan following the withdrawal of international forces. The committee will focus on the threat posed by terrorist groups such as IS-K, cross-border tensions, the humanitarian crisis, and the question of international recognition of the Taliban. The goal is to coordinate a Security Council response that ensures regional stability and upholds international peace and security.

Chairs

• Klaudia Klimek
• Matej Styk

Countries

Topic

Stalin is dead, what now?

About the committee

As Joseph Stalin lies on his deathbed, the Soviet leadership descends into chaos. While key figures vie for power, they must also navigate urgent matters—the funeral arrangements, public messaging, and maintaining order in the USSR. Delegates must balance ambition with duty, knowing that any misstep could cost them everything in the ruthless world of Soviet politics.

Chairs

• Martin Gajdoš
• Karolína Derdáková

Countries

Topic

Reintegration of the United States

About the committee

30 years since the dissolution of the federal government of the USA, the divided states of America reconvene to try one more time. With no uniting power overseeing them, the convened states must keep each other in check - each of them desiring power and influence in the reunited states, while also dealing with the complicated legislative questions that arise with forming such a massive government.

Chairs

• Maximilián Krátky
• Viktor Matušovič

Countries