Before we start posting our research on the United Nations and other international affairs, we want to answer the essential question: Why is learning about the United Nations important? Some people believe that the United Nations does not hold much value because it wields no military power. This belief is false fundamentally, because it assumes that the UN is a body separate from the countries of the world. The truth is that the UN is not its own body, but rather an interaction of the nations and political groups in the world. Some of these nations and groups may ally with one another, pose dominance upon one another, and some may even openly object to each other. It is crucial to study and analyze the interactions thoroughly, because they give the one the chance to apply their knowledge of history and economics, and also help one to become versed in affairs influential to almost the entire world. Hopefully, by sharing our information, our club help inform people on world affairs and grow as intellectuals doing so.
Ameya Deshpande
Vice President
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