A dramatic shift in global power may be underway as U.S. President Donald Trump backs the launch of a controversial new body known as the Board of Peace, unveiled at the World Economic Forum in Davos. Supported by around 35 countries and including Israel, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and Turkey, the Board operates outside traditional UN authority—despite limited Security Council endorsement. <br /> <br />Critics warn the Board could undermine the United Nations, creating a parallel system of global diplomacy dominated by U.S.-centric control. Under its charter, Trump reportedly holds lifetime chairmanship and veto power, while permanent membership allegedly comes with a billion-dollar price tag. Supporters argue the initiative complements the UN, particularly in addressing Gaza’s reconstruction amid ongoing gridlock. <br /> <br />As China and Russia remain cautious and questions grow over unilateral decision-making, the world is left asking: is this the future of global governance—or the beginning of the end for the United Nations? <br /> <br />#TrumpBoardOfPeace #EndOfUnitedNations #GlobalPowerShift #TrumpUNChallenge #BoardOfPeaceDavos #UNRelevance #GlobalDiplomacyCrisis #TrumpForeignPolicy #NewWorldOrder #USGlobalPower #GazaReconstruction #UNSecurityCouncil #BreakingNews #WorldEconomicForum #TrumpLeadership #InternationalPolitics<br /><br />~ED.420~HT.408~
