PrusMUN 2026

Topic

Addressing the instability in Somalia and discussing the legal status of its autonomous territories.

About the committee

The Somali Civil War is one of the most complex and globally significant ongoing conflicts, which for more than a decade has remained unresolved and largely abandoned by the wider international community. The essential key problem of this nation is the struggle for independence of the Somaliland region, which since the 1990s achieved the status of the largest unrecognised autonomous states of the world, but remains a de jure part of the Federal Republic of Somalia due to the federal government’s reluctance for this separation. At the same time, other issues, such as the status of the autonomous Puntland region, and the presence of many terrorist organisations with ties to the Islamic State and Al Qaeda, such as Al Shabaab, have created a loop of perpetual chaos, which has affected the world in many ways, including the only recently minimised Somali Pirate crisis in the Gulf of Aden. Now, with no end in sight in the fighting between these many sides, it is up to the United Nations Security Council to attempt to solve this conflict, and finally bring peace and stability to the Horn of Africa.

Chairs

• Muhammad Taha Nadeem
• Borys Alexander Haras Cejrowski

Countries

Topic

Addressing the American presidential crisis as a result of the reemergence of the British Empire.

About the committee

2056: Princess Lilibet Mountbatten-Windsor wins the United States of America’s presidential elections, becoming the youngest President in American history. Only months after her Inauguration Day, in an unfortunate tragedy — a plane crash — the entire British Royal Family passes, leaving Lilibet as the solitary surviving heir, therefore Queen of Great Britain and the Commonwealth. Consequently, this sparks a constitutional, but primarily ideological, crisis in both states. In the U.S., nineteen states, to be known as the Nineteen Colonies, declare partial separation from the American government, in loyalty to Lilibet as their only ruler. The remaining states, governed by Zohran Mamdani, who comes back as an emergency prevailing leader, decline to recognise this motion while claiming that Lilibet’s presidency violates the U.S. Constitution’s separation from monarchy. As a result, the Western world divides between pro-monarchist and pro-republican factions, potentially destroying global alliances and stability.

Chairs

• Daniel Cal
• Aleksander Cichoński

Countries

Topic

Addressing systematic human rights violations in the recruitment, training, and treatment of soldiers and veterans.

About the committee

Human rights abuses committed in combat are those associated most often with the military, however this topic addresses the hidden cost behind military operations and recruitment around the world. Brutal hazing rituals, deaths during training, discrimination on ethnic grounds and inadequate care for veterans are only some of the controversies that affect millions of soldiers and have so far been disregarded by the UN, but the ones that the HRC agenda aims to address directly.

Chairs

• Nicolas Paul Plodzik
• Maja Przepiórkowska

Countries

Topic

Countering the increasing threat of Amphetamine-Type Stimulants (ATS).

About the committee

The increasing global production and usage of Amphetamine-Type Stimulants (ATS) poses a rising risk to public health, safety, and international security. ATS popularity is powered by simple synthesis and easy trafficking. This outbreak calls for immediate international collaboration to improve precursor control, encourage rehabilitation, and achieve a balance between public health and enforcement. The UNODC committee’s main goal will be to develop a comprehensive global strategy to combat the ATS epidemic.

Chairs

• Kinga Nowak
• Julian Franco Janecki

Countries

Topic

Establishing international frameworks to combat obesity, with an emphasis on Pacific nations.

About the committee

Obesity is one of the most pressing health issues of today’s world, accounting for nearly 10% of deaths globally. Pacific Nations are most prone to this problem, as due to colonisation and destruction of their natural resources, the entire diet of their people depends on imports, which are usually highly processed and unhealthy foods. Because of that, many populations are facing obesity and its consequences, such as diabetes, heart diseases, strokes, and certain types of cancer. For this topic, delegates in the World Health Organisation (WHO) will discuss possible measures to combat the rising rates of obesity, with a particular focus on vulnerable regions such as the Pacific Islands. They will examine the root causes of this issue, including the economic and social effects of colonisation and dependence on imported processed foods. Furthermore, delegates will debate upon implementing strategies to promote access to affordable and nutritious food and encourage healthier lifestyles.

Chairs

• Maria Tyczyńska
• Gabriela Kowalczyk

Countries

Topic

Tackling the issue of AI-generated pornography and its impact on women.

About the committee

Artificial intelligence, especially generative software, is one of the fastest growing sectors in today’s world. Recently, AI-generated pornography has taken over online spaces by storm, violating women's privacy, comfort and basic rights. The rise in popularity of deepfakes raises concerns about non-consensual inappropriate usage of women’s image or identity theft. This topic not only touches on the violations of women’s rights in the pornographic industry, but limitations on generative AI as a whole. The UN Women committee will debate on potential measures to restrict the creation and access to AI generated explicit content, with an emphasis on protecting women and girls in online spaces, all while trying to find common ground with countries heavily investing in AI technologies.

Chairs

• Sara Sowińska
• Alan Tadeusz Olech
• Hanna Idzikowska

Countries

Topic

Reporting on PrusMUN 2026.

About the committee

Press Corps is a unique committee, where each delegation represents a news outlet. The Press move between committees and report on the debates and events of the conference. Their task is to conduct interviews and write articles, which are then published in the form of daily articles and various online media.

Chairs

• Zuzanna Okrasa
• Bianca Wilkowicz

Countries