Step into the arena of global discourse with our upcoming debate: "This House Believes the UN's Effectiveness Has Not Lasted the Test of Time."

For over seven decades, the United Nations has been the cornerstone of international diplomacy, peacekeeping, and humanitarian efforts. Yet today, amid evolving global challenges—from protracted conflicts and humanitarian crises to shifting political alliances—critical voices question whether this venerable institution has lost its edge.

Join us as eminent speakers and sharp-witted debaters scrutinise the UN’s legacy. They will examine landmark peacekeeping missions, humanitarian interventions, and diplomatic triumphs, alongside contentious episodes of bureaucratic inertia and political gridlock. Is the UN a bastion of hope in a turbulent world, or merely an anachronistic relic struggling to adapt to modern complexities?

This debate promises a balanced exploration of both sides:

• Proponents of the motion will argue that the UN's diminishing efficacy is evident in its inability to prevent conflicts, enforce international law, and respond decisively to emerging global threats.

• Defenders of the institution will counter that, despite its imperfections, the UN remains an essential platform for multilateral cooperation and global problem-solving.

Whether you are a staunch advocate for reform, a critic of international institutions, or simply curious about the future of global governance, this event will challenge your assumptions and ignite spirited discussion.

Don’t miss your chance to engage with thought-provoking insights and dynamic counterarguments. Prepare to question, learn, and be inspired by a debate that will shape the conversation about our collective future.