International donors should condition political support on a binding Palestinian election timetable

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Israel and Palestine should pursue a negotiated two-state solution

A Chinese takeover of Taiwan would go against international law

The UK should sanction financial institutions financing unlawful Israeli settlement activity

The United States should reinstate personal sanctions if Venezuela fails to agree a binding election timetable

The U.S. has consistently emphasized the importance of democracy

A U.S. military commitment to defend Taiwan would be a form of imperialism

A main goal of U.S. foreign policy is to defend democratic systems and independent states from authoritarian takeovers

The U.S. would likely still purchase goods from Taiwan even if China had taken control of the island in the 1940s

Taiwan's current existence is a result of the U.S. wanting a strategic advantage over China by establishing a capitalist outpost

Following World War II, the U.S. promised to protect its allies from attacks by totalitarian actors attempting to take over their countries

A Chinese takeover of Taiwan would diminish the importance of democracy

Taiwan considers itself to be an independent state

Israel should withdraw all civilian settlements from the occupied West Bank

Mandatory removal of face coverings at demonstrations restricts freedom of assembly

France's retirement system ("pay-as-you-go") is doomed and should be changed

The Supreme Court should supervise an independent audit of India's voter-roll revision

The United States should condition military assistance to Israel on compliance with Gaza's ceasefire

Palestinian elections should include Hamas rather than exclude it

Hamas's complete disarmament should precede further Israeli withdrawal from Gaza

The United States' foreign policy is motivated by its own self-interest