Deliberation on post-war treaties and the establishment of a new global peacekeeping body in the aftermath of the Third World War
AGENDA
council of nations
The Futuristic Crisis Committee is set in the immediate aftermath of the Third World War, where the global order lies fractured and uncertain. With the collapse of pre-existing institutions and the erosion of established norms, the responsibility of rebuilding peace no longer rests on precedent, but on the decisions forged within this room. Delegates are tasked with deliberating post-war treaties and envisioning the creation of a new global peacekeeping body capable of preventing the resurgence of large-scale conflict. In a world marked by devastation, shifting power centres, and fragile ceasefires, negotiation becomes as consequential as outcome. Borders remain contested, alliances unstable, and trust scarce. The absence of a universally accepted framework grants delegates unprecedented autonomy to define justice, accountability, and enforcement, whether through cooperation, coercion, or calculated compromise. Here at DSMUN 2026, directives will serve as the primary instruments through which order is restored and influence is exercised. Delegates must navigate competing ambitions, balance retribution with reconciliation, and confront the realities of power in shaping peace. The ultimate question persists: will this council lay the foundations of lasting stability, or merely construct a fragile pause before the next global conflict?
CHAIRPERSON
vedant mangal
Vedant Mangal is a 12th-grade ISC student, studying Accounts, Commerce, Economics, and History. He has a strong interest in MUNs and has received several awards over time. He is an avid debater, dramatist, and sportsman. He is one of the school's premium fast bowlers. Additionally, he serves as the Editor-in-Chief of The Grandslam, the school’s premier sports magazine, and the Chief-of-Production of the Srijan Prayas, the schools flagship hindi magazine. He will be taking on the role of the Chairperson of the Futuristic Crisis Committee.
Anshuman Gupta is a 12th-grade ISC student with a strong academic inclination towards physics and interdisciplinary scientific inquiry. He serves as the Boy-in-Charge of the NEST Society, the school’s science society, where he leads initiatives aimed at fostering scientific curiosity and engagement across the student body. A school prefect, he actively contributes to student leadership and institutional responsibilities. Anshuman is an articulate and insightful writer, serving as the Editor-in-Chief of the Echo, the school’s foremost science publication, and as a Senior Editor for the Infinity, the school’s mathematics publication, where he works to make complex ideas accessible and engaging. In the sphere of MUNs, he has participated as a delegate and was part of the Executive Board for DSMUN 2025, gaining experience in diplomacy, debate, and committee leadership. Beyond academics, he maintains a keen interest in cricket and football. He looks forward to contributing meaningfully as part of the Executive Board at DSMUN 2026.
