BrusselsMUN vs Disinfo

The European Council convenes the Union's heads of state and government to forge a common response to coordinated disinformation campaigns aimed at Europe. Delegates negotiate shared positions on platform accountability, election integrity and cross-border cooperation, balancing national interests against the need for a single European front. A welcoming committee designed for newer delegates to find their voice.

The North Atlantic Council debates collective defence in an era where the first move is often made online. Representing allied capitals, delegates decide how the Alliance answers information operations, hybrid provocations and attacks that sit below the threshold of open war, all while holding the members together. Strategic, fast moving and grounded in real Alliance politics.

The Subcommittee on Security and Defence shapes Europe's posture against hybrid threats. Delegates examine resilience, strategic communication and the coordination of national defences against disinformation and foreign interference, crafting policy that bridges the military, civilian and digital fronts. A focused committee for delegates ready to go deeper on European defence.

The International Court of Justice confronts one of the defining legal questions of the digital age: when a disinformation campaign crosses a border, who bears responsibility? Sitting as judges, delegates weigh state accountability, sovereignty and the reach of international law as evidence of coordinated information operations is brought before the bench. Expect rigorous argument, precedent and a verdict that could reshape how the world treats information warfare.