CRUXMUN Winter 2026

About the committee

The Security Council (THIMUN x HMUN format, advanced) holds primary responsibility for international peace and security, and its five permanent members hold veto power. Agenda: Cyber attacks on power grids and other critical infrastructure. A wave of coordinated cyber attacks has knocked out power across several countries. Delegates must decide how to respond, who is responsible, and how to protect critical infrastructure in the future. Expect fast debate, tough negotiations and live crisis updates.

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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 FIFA officials, confederation presidents, national federations, sponsors and outside voices, you have a few hours to save the tournament. Delegates won’t give long speeches. You’ll make deals, form alliances and write directives. You’ll also react to crisis updates that keep changing the situation. Every role has its own powers and goals, and some delegates are hiding secrets. Not everyone in the room wants the World Cup to go ahead. You don’t need to know about football governance. If you like fast debate, strategy and pressure, this is the committee for you. All characters and events are close to fictional. The topics are subject to change as this is a HMUN format committee.

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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 outside voices, you have a few hours to keep the business together. Delegates won’t give long speeches. You’ll make deals, form alliances and write directives. You’ll also react to crisis updates that keep changing the situation. Every role has its own powers and goals, and a few delegates are hiding secrets. Someone is leaking information, and someone may be working for the other side. No experience in wrestling is needed. If you like fast debate, strategy and a bit of drama, this is the committee for you. All characters and events are close to frictional. The topics mentioned are subject to change as it is a HMUN committee.

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The United Nations Human Rights Council protects and promotes human rights around the world. At CRUXMUN 2026, delegates will tackle how AI, mass tourism and migration are reshaping people’s lives. Sub agenda A: AI, overtourism and local communities From the protests in Barcelona, Mallorca and the Canary Islands to AI pricing on rental platforms and facial recognition in tourist cities, how can countries benefit from tourism without hurting locals’ right to housing and privacy? Sub agenda B: Forced displacement, statelessness and AI at borders With the Rohingya stateless in Cox’s Bazar, families displaced again and again in Gaza, and AI used in asylum decisions, how can countries protect their borders and sovereignty while keeping displaced people safe and sharing the responsibility fairly?

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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 attack targets with little human input, and countries disagree on whether that should be allowed at all. Delegates represent countries and work together to write a resolution. You’ll give speeches, debate in caucuses, negotiate with other countries and amend clauses until the committee votes. You’ll tackle three questions: whether humans should always control the use of force, who is responsible when an autonomous weapon makes a deadly mistake, and how to stop an AI arms race and keep these weapons away from terrorists. This is the best committee for beginners. You don’t need any experience, just a country to research and a willingness to speak up. If you want to practise traditional MUN debate before trying a crisis committee, start here.

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