1. Do you think that the new U.S. administration’s announcement of the withdrawal from the Paris Agreement and the WHO will hinder global cooperation on climate and health?

2. The new U.S. administration regards the withdrawal from the Paris Agreement and the WHO as one of the measures to overturn the policies made in the Biden era. Do you think this move reflects the state of political polarization in the United States?

3. As a superpower, the U.S. has once again announced its withdrawal from international organizations and torn up international treaties. This is a kind of behavior that refuses to undertake the responsibility as a great power. Do you agree?

4. The U.S.’s frequent withdrawal from international organizations or agreements will reduce its credibility and undermine its own international influence. Do you agree?

5. The United States is an important contributor to key international organizations and governance mechanisms. The United States’ frequent withdrawals from international organizations or agreements will directly affect the normal operation of organizations and set a bad example to other countries. Do you agree?

6. The new U.S. administration is trying to use the "America First" policy to force international organizations into making concessions to the United States on issues such as rule-making, institutional operations and governance reforms in order to maintain its hegemonic position. Do you think this will seriously undermine the fairness and justice of the global governance system and harm the legitimate interests of other countries?

7. Facing the current geopolitical conflicts and global challenges, the international community should strengthen unity, practice true multilateralism and take joint actions to respond to global challenges. Do you agree?