Earlier today The Wall Street Journal had a press conference interviewing the representative of Liberia in WHO. Current tuberculosis crisis and corruption plague Liberia. What will this delegate propose to help his country? Article coming soon! #Exclusive
#Breaking INTERPOL mole was discovered to be a staff member from within INTERPOL. Delegates are pressured to come up with solutions to ensure information does not get leaked again. #Press#Crisis
Delegates busy working on working papers. INTERPOL is a bit of a mess... with most papers being redundant or simply unclear in nature. #INTERPOL#BusyDelegates#OhNo
Cameroon was questioned about the importance of coming up with solutions for INTERPOL’s current topic. He told The Wall Street Journal “We are essentially preventing countries from using too much surveillance since this violates the citizens’ privacy” Good work! #INTERPOL#WSJ
#NewCoverage The Wall Street Journal is currently very pleased to be observing INTERPOL decide on the amendments to their resolutions. Very interesting work. More to come... #TheWallStreetJournal#INTERPOL
@SsunsTimes Here is a picture of me in your beautiful country of Singapore! Great news you guys cover for your small little island☺️ The Wall Street Journal is always happy to provide such an inspiration for your paper!
#CRISIS 8,012 deaths from tuberculosis in Liberia. The Wall Street Journal questions Liberia’s representative in WHO and his response to this crisis is mediocre. Stay tuned fore more details. #WHO#Press#Death#Disease
“This comittee has done absolutely nothing to prepare for 2047 even though it is only one year away” - Chan Han Pan. Delegates strongly feel that their comittee has not done much. Is Hong Kong in trouble? Stay tuned to find out. #OhNo#Trouble#HongKong2047
@DmPresscorps Glad you’re reporting on it, very good work as a fellow reporter! However as stated in the background guide, “journalism must be rooted in moral values”. WSJ doesn’t see how making fun of a health crisis is very moral or ethical. #sorrynotsorry#WsjWinning
Richard Flint ( CEO of HSBC) and Mike Wong (Hong Kong investor) give exclusive insight to WSJ on Hong Kong’s current economical problems. Article coming soon on this #EXCLUSIVE insight.
“Conference should be held in Hong Kong and NOT Beijing. This is the only thing that will secure Hong Kong’s well being” -Tommy Chung makes important statement that proves Hong Kong is looking out for its own safety, regardless of China’s sudden wish for compromise. #HK
@DmPresscorps Excuse me Daily Mail, the Bird Flu is actually a serious world health crisis which should not be made fun of. People are dying. Please be respectful, not everything is a tabloid. #TheWallStreetJournal
Interesting question posed by Chang Lui to a Chinese envoy, “Will China be willing to withdraw military presence since you (Chinese envoy) said China is open for negotiations”? What fate does Hong Kong 2047 face?