CRUXMUN 2026

CRUXSET Model United Nations

Conference

Online

Nov 7–8, 2026

Free

100 delegates expected

University Students and School Students

Language: English

Applications

Chairs

Oct 21 – Nov 1, 2026

Delegates

Oct 21 – Nov 4, 2026

Head Delegates

Oct 21 – Nov 3, 2026

Faculty Advisor

Oct 21 – Nov 3, 2026

Observers

Oct 21 – Nov 4, 2026

The Crux of Diplomacy

CRUXMUN: CRUXSET International MUN
The crux of diplomacy

CRUXMUN is an online Model United Nations conference presented by CRUXSET. Students debate real global issues, sharpen their public speaking and negotiation skills, and meet delegates from other schools.

In committee, delegates research their country’s position, give speeches, negotiate with other delegates, and work together to draft resolutions. It works whether it’s your first conference or your tenth. Everyone leaves with practice they can use at future MUNs.

What delegates get

  • Live committee sessions run by dedicated chairs
  • Real agendas to debate and resolutions to write
  • A chance to meet and work with students from other schools
  • Certificates for all participants and awards such as Hounorable Mention, Best Delegate, Outstanding Delegate, Special Mention, Best Position Paper, and Best Delegation.
  • Best delegation of all of this MUN will recieve a free pair of CRUXSET sneakers, worth Rs. 10,000

Details

  • Format: Online
  • Date: 7th and 8th November 2026
  • Time: Saturday 7th November (12pm to 6pm IST) and 8th November (11 am to 4pm IST). Detailed schedule will be shared closer to the date
  • Committees: FIFA Emergency Council, WWE Board Room, DISEC and Security Council
  • Eligibility: Grade 9-10 (school) and University Students
  • Registration fee: Free
  • Registration deadline: 1st November 2026

CRUXMUN: where debates find their crux.

Committees

FIFA Emergency Council
WWE Board Room (Beginner- Intermediate)
DISEC (Disarmament and International Security Committee)
Security Council (Advanced, THIMUN x HMUN Format)
FIFA Emergency Council
Language: English
WWE Board Room (Beginner- Intermediate)
Language: English
Difficulty
Intermediate
Size

24 Spots

Difficulty
Intermediate
Size

24 Spots

Difficulty
Beginner
Size

25 Spots

Difficulty
Expert
Size

20 Spots

Description

FIFA Emergency Council (HMUN format) A scandal breaks just weeks before the World Cup. Sponsors are threatening to leave, federations are blaming each other, and the whole tournament is at risk. As F...

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Description

WWE Board Room (HMUN style) A rival league is offering huge contracts to your top stars, and a scandal over the world title is about to leak. As the company’s executives, wrestlers, sponsors and outs...

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Description

DISEC is the UN General Assembly’s First Committee, which deals with weapons, disarmament and global security. This year’s agenda is regulating AI in autonomous weapons. Machines can now choose and at...

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Topics

Investigating the scandal: Decide who investigates, who is responsible, and whether officials should resign or be suspended. Disciplinary an... Read all

Protecting the World Cup: Decide whether the tournament goes ahead as planned, is delayed, or moves to a new host. The host federation, conf... Read all

Keeping sponsors and broadcasters on board: Sponsors are threatening to pull out. Decide how to rebuild trust and protect the money that fun... Read all

Topics

Stopping the rival league from poaching top talent: Decide how to keep your stars from signing with the other side. Options include new cont... Read all

Handling the leaked title scandal: A championship result looks fixed and the story is going public. Decide whether to investigate, deny, or ... Read all

Keeping sponsors and TV partners on board: Your partners are nervous and some may walk away. Decide how to protect the company’s income and ... Read all

Topics

Keeping humans in control: Should a human always make the final decision to use force, or can some weapons act on their own?

Responsibility for autonomous weapons: When an autonomous weapon makes a deadly mistake, who is responsible: the commander, the maker or the... Read all

Preventing an AI arms race: How can countries stop a race to build these weapons and keep them away from terrorists and other non-state grou... Read all

Topics

Defining a cyberattack as an act of war: Set clear rules for when an attack on a power grid or hospital allows a country to respond with for... Read all

Finding and punishing cyber attackers: Agree how to prove who is responsible and what the Council can do, especially when a veto power is in... Read all

Protecting critical infrastructure: Create ways to defend key systems and support countries that can’t afford strong cyber defences. Possibl... Read all

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