A proposed peace plan is drawing intense scrutiny after new reports suggest President Donald Trump’s “Board of Peace” could require a billion-dollar buy-in. A draft charter seen by Bloomberg indicates countries seeking permanent seats may be asked to contribute at least $1 billion, raising sharp questions about influence, access, and the commercialization of diplomacy.
The plan outlines a powerful international body chaired by Trump, with members serving three-year terms and permanence tied to financial contributions. With Trump retaining final approval over decisions and membership, critics warn the structure centralizes power and risks undermining credibility as part of his Gaza post-war framework.
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