Disarmament and International Security Committee

Double Delegation

Topic A: Nuclear Non-Proliferation and Preventing Nuclear Escalation

Topic B: The Use of Unmanned Aerial Systems in Modern Warfare

In a world where geopolitical tensions and military capabilities continue to evolve, the threat of nuclear proliferation and the risk of nuclear escalation have become critical to address. While nuclear technology has the potential to provide clean energy and scientific advancement, the continued spread and modernization of nuclear weapons threaten international peace and security. Today, both nuclear and non-nuclear states are faced with pressing issues such as weakening arms control agreements, regional conflicts involving nuclear powers, the emergence of new nuclear states, and the growing risk of miscalculation that could escalate into catastrophic conflict.

While nuclear proliferation remains one of the most enduring challenges to global security, the rapid development of unmanned aerial systems has transformed the landscape of modern warfare. From intelligence gathering and precision strikes to autonomous operations, these technologies have reshaped military strategy while raising significant legal, ethical, and humanitarian concerns. As drones become increasingly accessible to both state and non-state actors, the international community must address issues including civilian protection, accountability, cross-border sovereignty, and the lack of comprehensive international regulations governing their use. As DISEC works to develop effective strategies across both topics, delegates must collaborate to draft resolutions that strengthen global non-proliferation efforts, reduce the risk of nuclear escalation, and establish responsible international frameworks for the use of unmanned aerial systems in modern warfare.