Possibility of world war increased by confrontation between China and Taiwan

Tanish Gauchan and Karma Wangel Gurung for TES News

Kathmandu, August 24

The DISEC committee's representatives, who were already under pressure from the crisis, found themselves in the middle of a massive conflict due to questions and colliding ideas.

There was constant disagreement. The possibility of a world war is increased by the confrontation between China and Taiwan. There was a discussion about whether or not to start a world war among the various delegates speaking for their separate nations.

“The delegates' collective efforts demonstrated that our nation's future is in good hands," the committee's chairman added.

America and Palestine played the primary roles, with Taiwan, Israel, and Poland as the following delegates. These delegates were vying to help China or Taiwan in the current precarious position, while Taiwan, Israel, and Poland were the models.

"All of the delegates are fully dedicated, their efforts are appreciable,'' added the vice chair.

The questions asked and the answers given by the delegates of Palestine and the USA respectively motivated the other delegates to be more active.

“The committee seemed dry at first but as it moved on the committee slowly became more active. I am especially happy with the committee as of now and hoping for better performance shortly,” the moderator said.