HUNSC: The Committee without Unity

The 'U' in the name of the committee doesn't live up to it's meaning. No unity is to be seen in this committee, and especially no respect or interest in each other's opinions. Entering as press came with constant staring and cross-talk between delegates, with the delegate of Cuba going as far as staring at the press and using her phone in the middle of a formal session.

Granted, a few delegates do attempt to make an effort in making solutions and solving their agenda, but the same does not apply to all delegates. Most speeches only last for 30-40 seconds, and the delegates struggle to answer simple POIs.

With delegates like this, there's no saying what will happen to their countries during a crisis. The delegates seem to be going at each other, betraying each other and god knows what else. With the current situation, unless the delegates pull themselves together, cooperate with each other, understand and listen to each other, it's doubtful that they will be able to find solutions for even a single crisis.

The future of this committee sure is in jeopardy.

Mike Rotch

CNN