United States Senate
"The Debt vs. Dominance Debate: Re-evaluating Long-Term Military Aid Packages to Foreign Allies amidst a Domestic Fiscal Crisis"
The US Senate is a key legislative body shaping American domestic and foreign policy. At SCIMUN 2026, delegates will discuss “The Debt vs. Dominance Debate: Re-evaluating Long-Term Military Aid Packages to Foreign Allies amidst a Domestic Fiscal Crisis.” Participants will represent Senators, negotiating policy priorities, balancing fiscal responsibility with international commitments, and navigating partisan perspectives.
Delegates refine legislative strategy, negotiation, and policymaking skills. The committee highlights the interplay between domestic politics and foreign policy, encouraging analytical thinking and collaborative problem-solving in a realistic legislative context.
Meet The Chairperson
Lovisha Jindal is a postgraduate scholar pursuing an M.A. in Law, Politics and Society, with a strong interest in international governance, diplomacy, and conflict resolution. Her academic work explores constitutionalism, political authority, and global justice, drawing on thinkers such as Antonio Gramsci and Judith Butler to understand power and negotiation in contemporary politics. Through Model United Nations, she combines theoretical insight with practical deliberation, emphasizing dialogue, multilateral cooperation, and evidence-based policymaking. Lovisha is particularly interested in peacebuilding, humanitarian frameworks, and the role of international institutions in fostering accountable and inclusive global governance.
Ms.Lovisha Jindal
Rajvirr Agarwal
Meet The Vice Chairperson
“Experience is the teacher of all things.” — Julius Caesar
Rajvirr Agarwal steps into the role of Vice Chairperson of the US Senate at SCIMUN 2026 with a firm belief in the power of dialogue and deliberation.
To Rajvirr, the committee room is not merely a formal setting but a chamber where ideas confront reality. Each decision carries weight, every alliance shapes strategy, and every policy debated reflects the complexities of governance.
With experience in debates and policy discussions, he approaches the dais with neutrality, analytical depth, and composure.
As Vice Chairperson, Rajvirr seeks to cultivate a committee culture where discipline guides discussion, research informs argument, and diplomacy supersedes disruption.
At SCIMUN 2026, he looks forward to observing strategic debate, coalition-building, and resolutions shaped through intellectual rigor.
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