Delegate count: 60
Special: double delegates committee (2 delegates per state)

Theme: The General Assembly will address the global implications of the newly discovered wormhole, examining the challenges and opportunities of international collaboration in developing and utilizing technologies to utilise the potential Einstein-Rosen bridge.

Possible Agenda Points:

• • Power Dynamics in Technological Collaboration: Discussing the distribution of power and influence among nations in the development and control of time travel technology.

  • Ensuring Equitable Access: Addressing concerns about the potential for unequal access to the benefits of time travel technology based on technological capabilities and economic power.

  • The Politics of Innovation: Examining the role of international cooperation, competition, and intellectual property rights in the advancement of time travel research.

Delegate count: 15

Theme: The Security Council will focus on the security implications of time travel technology, addressing the challenges of maintaining international peace and security in the face of rapid technological advancement and the potential for its misuse.

Possible Agenda Points:

• The Militarization of Time Travel: Assessing the potential for an arms race based on time travel technology and the need for international safeguards.

• Addressing Threats to International Peace and Security: Investigating potential threats from hostile actors seeking to exploit time travel.

• Navigating Strategic Stability: Developing international frameworks to ensure the responsible development and use of time travel technology in a manner that does not irresponsibly destabilize the global security order.

Delegate count: 30

Theme: ECOSOC will examine the economic and social impacts of time travel, including its effects on trade, sustainable development, and resource allocation.

Possible Agenda Points:

• The Economic Implications of Time Travel: Analyzing the potential impact of time travel on global markets, employment, and natural resources.

• Ensuring Equitable Access and Distribution of Benefits: Addressing concerns about the potential for economic and social disparities arising from the development and utilization of time travel technology.

• Promoting Sustainable Development: Utilizing time travel to address global challenges like poverty, hunger, and environmental degradation.

Delegate count: 25

Theme: The Human Rights Council will delve into the ethical and human rights considerations of time travel, addressing issues such as the protection of timelines and the potential for exploitation or discrimination.

Possible Agenda Points:

• Protecting Human Rights in the Age of Time Travel: Ensuring that the development and use of time travel technology respects and upholds fundamental human rights and freedoms.

• Addressing Concerns about Exploitation and Discrimination: Investigating the potential for discrimination and exploitation based on temporal origins or technological access.

• The Right to a Future: Exploring the ethical implications of altering the course of history and the need for intergenerational equity.

Delegate count: 20
Special: imaginary committee

Theme: The TCC will explore the challenges and opportunities presented by the potential for communication across time, focusing on the need for international cooperation and the development of ethical guidelines for cross-temporal communication.

Possible Agenda Points:

• The Politics of Information Flow: Examining the potential for the manipulation of information and the need for international cooperation to ensure the ethical and responsible use of cross-temporal communication.

• Establishing Secure Communication Protocols: Developing secure and reliable communication channels across time.

• The Potential for Misuse: Investigating the potential for the misuse of cross-temporal communication for espionage, propaganda, or other malicious purposes.