Trump to Unveil 'Board of Peace' at Davos, Invites World Leaders Amid Controversy
US President Donald Trump is set to introduce the 'Board of Peace' at Davos, inviting leaders like Putin, Netanyahu, and Orban to join the $1 billion organization. The board aims to resolve conflicts globally, with concerns raised about its potential role and Trump's intentions.
Trump's meeting with Egyptian President al-Sisi led to Egypt's agreement to join the board. Trump's invitation to Putin has sparked particular concern, especially from Ukraine.
The board's charter does not limit its role, causing skepticism among some allies.
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