SSUNS Secretary-General Deep Seal spoke about a paradigm shift in Model United Nations where more conferences are now simulating other organizations and agencies outside the United Nations that impact international relations. The MI6 committee at SSUNS is one example of that — and an example of how rapid-fire thinking and decision-making looks like. Check it out!

MI6 agents have to react fast to timed crises. Here bombs will go off in six cities in India in roughly 16 minutes if the agents can't track them down -- and diffuse them.
Ultimately several of the bombs did go off in India and thousands of people died. The MI6 committee then got another assignment focusing on Syria — will they do a better job saving the world this time? Check out their rapid-fire debate below:
Check out our coverage of Opening Ceremonies and delegates in action in other committees, too!