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Thoughts on rationality, empathy and asymmetry
You are born into this world as a vessel of a singular perception, an individual entity in possession of an individual consciousness. You...
Céline Zahno
May 22, 2021


Crisis in facts and figures
In the past few days a lot has gone down in the crisis committee. Instead of giving you a full summary of what happened, I will instead...
Guest Writer
May 16, 2021


A tale as old as time
The chronicle of Jerusalem is ancient and controversial — it transcends time, generation and has left everlasting wounds. When they are...
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May 16, 2021


Hopes Dashed
Although success was achieved in the previous night and a merged document was submitted, displaying compromise from all sides, there was...
Guest Writer
May 16, 2021
Getting to know the Suez
France Is your interest with the Canal purely based on economic reasons and how willing are you to work with Egypt if the Canal remains...
Guest Writer
May 16, 2021
HRC takes tentative steps towards eradication of slavery.
After four fierce days of debate, with traditional political intrigue and backstabbing, the Human Rights Council of EuroMUN2021 voted in...
Guest Writer
May 16, 2021
Crisis Committee – Auch Spaß muss sein
Report on the events at Magdeburg of 12th April - 3rd May, 1631, Earth C-138: Infighting, murder, backstabbing and a lot of hurt...
Guest Writer
May 16, 2021
UNSC – A sisyphean task?
Tensions were high and nerves were frayed today in the UNSC, as two working papers emerged - crystalising two blocs. On the one side you...
Guest Writer
May 16, 2021
WHO Committee – Day 3
The WHO met again today to discuss their primary topic of mental health. The beginning of the day saw much agreement and even a consensus...
Guest Writer
May 15, 2021
The continuing story of the European Council silencing Viktor Orbán
The European Council is in its third day of deliberations at EuroMUN 2021. The heads of state and heads of government of the European...
Guest Writer
May 15, 2021
Crisis – Bread and games (of intrigue)
22nd March - 12th of April 1631, these three weeks played a pivotal part in the outcome of the Siege of Magdeburg, according to Johan...
Guest Writer
May 15, 2021
UNSC – Yet more hot air…
The United Nations Security Council (UNSC) reached grid lock when discussing the crisis in Tigray today with little in terms of concrete...
Guest Writer
May 15, 2021
G20 – The humanisation of energy policy
The G20 Summit at EuroMUN 2021 has today been enriched by a talk by political economist Dr. Serdar Türkeli, researcher and lecturer at...
Guest Writer
May 14, 2021


SBE Faculty Council Elections 2021: a brief synopsis on the parties
The decision for the SBE Faculty Council next year is set to be decided in the upcoming election between 17th to 20th May. The Faculty...
Dan Edwards
May 14, 2021


Law Faculty Council elections 2021: all the parties, all the programmes, all the networks
The Faculty Council of the law faculty is up for re-election between the 17th and 20th May. The Faculty Council has twelve members, six...
Peter Pelzer
May 14, 2021
Tigray awaits as the elephants speak
On the first day of the Security Council the discussion was limited to opening statements highlighting the intents and positions of each...
Guest Writer
May 13, 2021
WHO Committee - Day 1 brief write up
The delegates for the World Health Organisation met for their first session today. The opening meeting saw the introduction of delegates...
Guest Writer
May 13, 2021
Dear Johanna
Dear Johanna, They are at our gates, the ungodly troop. There has been much bustle in the Imperial camp. Murmurs of a parlay proposal to...
Guest Writer
May 13, 2021
EU Budget Negotiations – Day 1
The first day of EuroMUN 2021 began with a rather chaotic European Parliament session. Whilst some of the MEP’s were prepared and ready...
Guest Writer
May 13, 2021
Suez Canal Crisis – Day 1
The Historical Committee met for their first session today in order to discuss the Suez Canal Crisis (that happened in 1956). Today’s...
Guest Writer
May 13, 2021
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