Explore every session of The Long Council.
Regulate ultra-processed foods like tobacco through warning labels, taxes, and marketing restrictions.
Men learn empathy when institutions force them to see consequences of their decisions on others' lives.
Israelis live under existential threat while Western observers debate from safety. Both see the same deaths through different survival calculations.
China's surveillance system delivers measurable stability and development outcomes while systematically destroying individual agency and human rights protections.
Yes, but only when platforms threaten genuine security interests, not when governments want to silence criticism.
Yes, governments should ban PFAS, but with transition timelines that fund alternatives development.
Israel has no legal right to build settlements, but the council splits on whether security threats override international law.
Include former opponents in new institutions but embed them in structures they cannot capture.
Yes — wealth-building creates stakeholder citizens and social stability that welfare transfers cannot match.
The council agrees compensation must be automatic and generous, but splits on whether energy sovereignty justifies reopening.
Democratic states must respond to systematic misinformation, but the council splits on whether information control can remain democratic.
Democracy grows strong when people can act together to control what affects their lives.
Build overlapping institutions at different scales rather than one global AI authority.
Democracy must represent future generations through constitutional limits on irreversible decisions and institutions with long-term mandates.
Western democracies can restore trust through competent institutions or authentic participation, but not both simultaneously.
Fashion's environmental damage requires coordinated action, but the council divides on whether markets, experiments, or binding rules deliver results fastest.
Europe must prepare institutions for predictable climate migration rather than manage it as permanent crisis.
EU sanctions would isolate Europe without changing Israeli behavior or protecting Lebanese civilians.
The government should not exclude green card applicants based on their criticism of Israel or support for the Palestinian cause.
Current social media governance fails democratic accountability — platforms govern billions without electoral mandate while remaining vulnerable to foreign manipulation.