Chairs: Dylan Davis
Secretary: Anna Renner
Secretary: Anna Renner
Topics
1. Reaching an Agreement with North Korea Regarding Nuclear Proliferation
2. Determining the Future of US-China Diplomacy in the Context of Hong Kong, Trade Deals, and the South China Sea
3. Resolving Conflict with Iran and Revisiting the Iran Nuclear Deal
1. Reaching an Agreement with North Korea Regarding Nuclear Proliferation
2. Determining the Future of US-China Diplomacy in the Context of Hong Kong, Trade Deals, and the South China Sea
3. Resolving Conflict with Iran and Revisiting the Iran Nuclear Deal
Since taking office, Trump has faced foreign policy challenges that shape the future of not just the United States, but of the World. With North Korea threatening nuclear annihilation, and tensions with both China and Iran continuing to grow unchecked, Donald Trump stands at a crossroads. Will America remember him as the President who saved our reputation abroad, or the one who fumbled it?
In this meeting of the National Security Council, Trump has found his small round-table of advisers to be inadequate. To that end, he has opened up his "war room" to a number of allies, government employee or not. Republican leaders like Mitch McConnell and Lindsey Graham, as well as well-known pundits Charlie Kirk and Kellyanne Conway will join the usual top-level foreign service officers as members on the NSC. Acting as these advisers, you as delegates will decide the course of foreign policy and solve some of the toughest geopolitical questions of the day.