Addressing the impending third World War and its prevention and deescalation globally
Freeze date - 15/06/2035
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The Final Crisis Cabinet, 2035 is a fictional futuristic crisis committee established to deal with the impending Third World War. As of the 15th of June, 2035, many different conflicts across the world are tearing the global order apart. In the Middle East, tensions continue to persist surrounding the Strait of Hormuz. In Asia, the South China Sea, the Taiwan Strait, the India-Pakistan Border, and the Korean Peninsula continue to be unstable. In Europe, the Baltic region and the Black Sea are undergoing tensions. In Africa, the Red Sea is still a location of deep instability. Overall, the impending Third World War isn’t an isolated conflict to be resolved between 2 countries, but rather a large web of wars across the world that may all potentially lead to the most disastrous event in human history.
Manveer Pratap Rathore & Yashraj Singh Kalsi
Chairperson, CCC
We, Manveer Pratap Rathore and Yashraj Singh Kalsi, are honored to serve as the
Co-Chairpersons of the Final Crisis Cabinet, 2035. Manveer is passionate about debating,
weightlifting, and economics. Yashraj is an avid basketball fan and deeply interested in
politics. We are both always eager to learn more and engage in meaningful conversations.
The Final Crisis Cabinet, 2035 is a fictional futuristic crisis committee established to resolve
geopolitical tensions before the impending Third World War. Multiple regions across the
world are being affected politically and economically. Members of the Cabinet will need to
deal with this potentially apocalyptic event with utmost responsibility, incredible patience,
strategic thinking, and unprecedented speed. Members of the Cabinet have to deal with the
vast geopolitical, social, and political implications of the Third World War, while engaging
with a series of constant, tumultuous crisis updates. The Cabinet is designed to bring
members from various backgrounds and political affiliations together to find the root cause,
fix it, and design long-term solutions before it’s too late.