Speaker 1

Speaker 1

·      What diplomatic avenues should the United States have pursued rather than coercive rhetoric in the Greenland dispute?

·      To what extent do forums like Davos meaningfully influence international cooperation?

·      How should international law treat attempts at forcible regime change?

Speaker 2

Speaker 2

·      What are the long-term implications for NATO if European leaders continue to resist U.S. policy on Greenland?

·      How should the EU pursue independent security arrangements apart from the U.S.?

·      What role should moral or religious leaders play in shaping international diplomacy?

Speaker 3

Speaker 3

·      What are the risks and rewards of reopening a U.S. embassy in Caracas?

·      How can diplomacy realistically reduce proxy wars involving Iran and its regional rivals?

·      Emerging Trade Blocs: What does the EU–India trade deal suggest about the future of Western economic leadership?

Speaker 4

Speaker 4

·      Do Iran’s recent emergency measures reduce conflict risk or invite instability?

·      Climate Diplomacy: Should climate policy be separated from broader foreign-policy disputes?

·      Proxy Warfare Solutions: What diplomatic mechanisms are most effective at de-escalating long-running proxy wars?

Speaker 5

Speaker 5

·      How should the UK approach economic engagement with China, if it strains U.S. relations?

·      Multilateral Diplomacy: How are international summits relevant in addressing today’s global crises?

·      How should states respond when neighbors rapidly expand military capabilities?

Speaker 6

Speaker 6

·      How could a major EU–India trade deal reshape global power dynamics?

·      How might closer EU–India economic ties affect China’s global influence?

·      How should the international community respond to North Korea’s renewed nuclear ambitions?

Speaker 7

Speaker 7

·      How should the United States respond to China’s growing diplomatic and economic influence in Latin America?

·      In what way are regional alliances more effective than global institutions in addressing modern security challenges?

·      Are recent international crises evidence of a declining U.S.-led world order, or a temporary disruption?

Speaker 1

Speaker 1

·       Has expanded fossil fuel leasing undermined national climate commitments more than it has improved energy security? 

·       Are global climate institutions still capable of influencing the behavior of major emitters? 

·       How have recent Supreme Court and federal court decisions curbing agency authority weakened the government’s ability to regulate climate risks effectively?

Speaker 2

Speaker 2

·       Do current national climate targets meaningfully reduce the risk of crossing major climate tipping points? 

·       How has the surge in record-breaking heat and extreme weather undermined confidence in existing climate strategies? 

·       Has deregulation increased environmental risk more than it has reduced compliance costs? 

Speaker 3

Speaker 3

·       How have recent court challenges weakened environmental policy enforcement overall? 

·       Has growing litigation by states and municipalities against fossil fuel companies reshaped climate accountability more than federal legislation has? 

·       Has climate change rendered traditional disaster response strategies inadequate? 

Speaker 4

Speaker 4

·       Has political backlash against renewable energy slowed decarbonization more than economic constraints? 

·       Has resistance to large-scale renewable projects at the local level become a greater barrier to decarbonization than technology or financing? 

·       Is grid modernization the primary bottleneck preventing large-scale renewable deployment, or does the issue lie elsewhere? 

Speaker 5

Speaker 5

·       How necessary is nuclear energy to maintain grid reliability during rapid decarbonization? 

·       Has global climate leadership shifted as major economies reassess climate commitments? 

·       Does relocating climate-vulnerable communities reduce long-term disaster costs more than adapting in place? 

Speaker 6

Speaker 6

·       Has distancing from international climate agreements weakened global emissions coordination? 

·       How has prioritizing domestic economic stability weakened international climate cooperation? 

·       Have recent EPA regulatory reversals prioritized short-term economic growth at the expense of long-term public health? 

Speaker 7

Speaker 7

·       Are federal environmental agencies exercising sufficient authority to regulate greenhouse gas emissions? 

·       How has the slowing pace of electric vehicle adoption weakened transportation-sector decarbonization strategies? 

·       How has political opposition at the state and local level slowed utility-scale renewable deployment? 

Speaker 1

Speaker 1

·       Has expanded fossil fuel leasing undermined national climate commitments more than it has improved energy security? 

·       Are global climate institutions still capable of influencing the behavior of major emitters? 

·       How have recent Supreme Court and federal court decisions curbing agency authority weakened the government’s ability to regulate climate risks effectively?

Speaker 2

Speaker 2

·       Do current national climate targets meaningfully reduce the risk of crossing major climate tipping points? 

·       How has the surge in record-breaking heat and extreme weather undermined confidence in existing climate strategies? 

·       Has deregulation increased environmental risk more than it has reduced compliance costs? 

Speaker 3

Speaker 3

·       How have recent court challenges weakened environmental policy enforcement overall? 

·       Has growing litigation by states and municipalities against fossil fuel companies reshaped climate accountability more than federal legislation has? 

·       Has climate change rendered traditional disaster response strategies inadequate? 

Speaker 4

Speaker 4

·       Has political backlash against renewable energy slowed decarbonization more than economic constraints? 

·       Has resistance to large-scale renewable projects at the local level become a greater barrier to decarbonization than technology or financing? 

·       Is grid modernization the primary bottleneck preventing large-scale renewable deployment, or does the issue lie elsewhere? 

Speaker 5

Speaker 5

·       How necessary is nuclear energy to maintain grid reliability during rapid decarbonization? 

·       Has global climate leadership shifted as major economies reassess climate commitments? 

·       Does relocating climate-vulnerable communities reduce long-term disaster costs more than adapting in place? 

Speaker 6

Speaker 6

·       Has distancing from international climate agreements weakened global emissions coordination? 

·       How has prioritizing domestic economic stability weakened international climate cooperation? 

·       Have recent EPA regulatory reversals prioritized short-term economic growth at the expense of long-term public health? 

Speaker 7

Speaker 7

·       Are federal environmental agencies exercising sufficient authority to regulate greenhouse gas emissions? 

·       How has the slowing pace of electric vehicle adoption weakened transportation-sector decarbonization strategies? 

·       How has political opposition at the state and local level slowed utility-scale renewable deployment? 

Speaker 1

Speaker 1

·      What diplomatic avenues should the United States have pursued rather than coercive rhetoric in the Greenland dispute?

·      To what extent do forums like Davos meaningfully influence international cooperation?

·      How should international law treat attempts at forcible regime change?

Speaker 2

Speaker 2

·      What are the long-term implications for NATO if European leaders continue to resist U.S. policy on Greenland?

·      How should the EU pursue independent security arrangements apart from the U.S.?

·      What role should moral or religious leaders play in shaping international diplomacy?

Speaker 3

Speaker 3

·      What are the risks and rewards of reopening a U.S. embassy in Caracas?

·      How can diplomacy realistically reduce proxy wars involving Iran and its regional rivals?

·      Emerging Trade Blocs: What does the EU–India trade deal suggest about the future of Western economic leadership?

Speaker 4

Speaker 4

·      Do Iran’s recent emergency measures reduce conflict risk or invite instability?

·      Climate Diplomacy: Should climate policy be separated from broader foreign-policy disputes?

·      Proxy Warfare Solutions: What diplomatic mechanisms are most effective at de-escalating long-running proxy wars?

Speaker 5

Speaker 5

·      How should the UK approach economic engagement with China, if it strains U.S. relations?

·      Multilateral Diplomacy: How are international summits relevant in addressing today’s global crises?

·      How should states respond when neighbors rapidly expand military capabilities?

Speaker 6

Speaker 6

·      How could a major EU–India trade deal reshape global power dynamics?

·      How might closer EU–India economic ties affect China’s global influence?

·      How should the international community respond to North Korea’s renewed nuclear ambitions?

Speaker 7

Speaker 7

·      How should the United States respond to China’s growing diplomatic and economic influence in Latin America?

·      In what way are regional alliances more effective than global institutions in addressing modern security challenges?

·      Are recent international crises evidence of a declining U.S.-led world order, or a temporary disruption?