Should the U.S. remain in the United Nations?

Do you believe one organization can effectively represent the interests of every country in the world, and why or why not?

In a world where countries have unequal power, how can we make sure smaller nations get a fair say in global decisions?

How do you feel about the idea of nations having to cooperate to solve global problems like climate change or poverty?

What do you think is the biggest barrier to global peace, and how could this be addressed on an international level?

If you were part of a global council, which international issue would you prioritize and why?

Do you think it's possible to balance the sovereignty of nations with global cooperation for the common good?

With so many countries involved, do you think global agreements realistically reflect the wishes of everyday people?

Do you think the world would be more or less peaceful without a body dedicated to international diplomacy, and why?

What do you think pushes world leaders to work together globally, even when their countries have their own conflicts or rivalries?