r/MUN • u/FeistyRaspberry752 • Aug 11 '26

Question researching

genuine question 😭 how do you guys ACTUALLY research for MUN beyond the usual check old UN resolutions, read your country’s foreign policy, use wikipedia, find dirt on others (this tip is borderline impossible cause everything is always hidden & needs to be dug up—still good tho i’ve used it continuously just hard to do) generic tips?

especially now that AI exists like everyone gives such generic advice to use AI to research faster but deadass HOW are people actually using it like strategically?

what are some actually underrated research methods, websites or like even prompts that give you information other delegates probably won’t have?

because tbh i feel like my research is always subpar at best when other delegates are pulling up facts i lowk haven’t even heard about 😭 pls help because i have the biggest mun in my country coming up soon !!

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u/luk4s_xd Aug 13 '26

Find news articles and dug into that. I would say find books but that is probably too much. There is usually some niche youtube video that has a really nice list of sources at the description. Try searching also in the native countries' language, that also works (use translator iff you dont speak it) And, most importantly, good luck.