The International Press Corps (IPC) offers a dynamic platform where delegates step into the fast-paced world of journalism as reporters, photographers, and editors. Tasked with observing committee proceedings, delegates must distill complex geopolitical debates into clear, compelling narratives under tight deadlines. Accuracy, clarity, and speed become essential, as every report contributes to shaping how events are understood across the conference. Through reporting, interviews, press conferences, and photojournalism, IPC challenges delegates to think critically, act creatively, and capture multiple perspectives. This year, working in pairs as representatives of media houses, delegates will cover developments across committees in real time, producing articles, opinion pieces, and visual stories that reflect the evolving dynamics of debate. Here at DSMUN 2026, IPC goes beyond documentation, it becomes a force that influences the conference itself. Delegates must question narratives, highlight inconsistencies, and hold participants accountable, all while maintaining journalistic integrity. In doing so, they simulate the real-world power of the press in shaping public discourse, raising a key question: does journalism merely report events, or does it actively shape them?