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A List of Countries Joining Trump's Board of Peace, Those Not Joining and Those Not Committed
About 30 countries are expected to join the Trump-chaired Board of Peace, an initiative initially focused on Gaza ceasefire oversight and potential conflict mediation.
- U.S. President Donald Trump is chairing the new Board of Peace, originally envisioned to oversee the Gaza ceasefire plan, with about 30 countries expected to join from 50 invited, a White House official said.
- Following the White House push, the Trump administration expanded invitations to about 50 nations and suggested the board could act as a conflict mediator, though many invitees have not yet responded.
- The Associated Press tally shows which countries accepted and declined; acceptances include Argentina, Armenia, Bahrain and others, while France, Norway and Sweden declined and Britain and China remain noncommittal.
- Amid mixed responses, the board's diplomatic footprint remains uncertain as participating countries such as Belarus and Pakistan join, while France, Norway, Sweden decline and invitees have not yet responded.
- Positioning the board as a mediator could place the United States at the center of a new diplomatic forum, as the invite list includes Russia and the European Union's executive arm, signaling unusual alignments.
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A list of countries joining Trump's Board of Peace, those not joining and those not committed
Several countries have said they'll join President Donald Trump’s Board of Peace. A few European nations have declined invitations.
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Opposition say no to Italy joining Trump's 'board of peace'
Italy's biggest opposition parties, the Democratic Party (PD), the 5-Star Movement (M5S) and the Green-Left Alliance (AVS), said Wednesday that the Italian government should decline the invitation to join United States President Donald Trump's 'board of pe... (ANSA)
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After earlier, Pakistan, the nuclear power of the Muslim world, announced its joining the Peace Council, what can be described as a blocking bloc of Muslim countries is also joining the organization. The post Blocking bloc: Muslim countries occupy Trump's Peace Council appeared first on Knitted News.
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