Over constitution
Italy rules out joining Trump’s Board of Peace
Italy will not join President Trump’s Board of Peace, with Foreign Minister Tajani saying constitutional limits make participation impossible despite Rome’s close ties with Washington.
Italy will not join President Trump’s Board of Peace, with Foreign Minister Tajani saying constitutional limits make participation impossible despite Rome’s close ties with Washington.

Despite being presented as a neutral mediator, Nikolay Mladenov, CEO of Trump’s Board of Peace for Gaza, has a history of statements opposing Israeli policy, raising questions about his neutrality, according to an Ad Kan investigation.

Real peace is never made with active enemies who believe they can wait out their opponents; it is made only with former enemies who have been unequivocally defeated. Opinion.

Trump’s Board of Peace launches its official X account, announcing the founding members.

President Trump is a showman, an entertainer, whose blustery rhetoric often has little connection to reality. The odds of the Board of Peace succeeding are less than the odds of Greenland becoming the 52nd state of the United States (after Canada becomes the 51st). Opinion.

Germany and Italy say Trump’s Peace Board must change before they can join, while Spain declines outright.

Trump spoke today at the World Economic Forum in Davos to introduce his planned charter for the Board of Peace.

Bloomberg reports that Trump seeks $1B from countries for permanent seats on his new Board of Peace.
