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At Davos, Trump’s new Board of Peace has world leaders weighing the high cost, opaque rules and potential backlash—from Macron’s no to Russia’s yes. What’s next for global diplomacy?
Belgian PM Bart De Wever warned at Davos 2026 that the US has crossed a red line, urging the EU to either stand together or split.
The US’s new ‘Board of Peace’ for Gaza turns diplomacy into a pay-to-play game, sparking global skepticism over sovereignty and impact.
In early 2026, global diplomacy split between surprise power plays and steady cooperation. Unilateralism vs. rule-based dialogue—where do you stand?
Trump’s administration wants countries to pay $1B for permanent Board of Peace seats, fueling talk of a UN alternative.
John Mearsheimer says Europe’s deference to the US stems from reliance on American security guarantees and Trump’s bully tactics, leaving Europe with words over action.
The recent Venezuela crisis reveals deep-rooted global imbalances: US hegemony, economic dependence, and China’s pivotal role. A wake-up call for national sovereignty.
Finland’s FM Elina Valtonen calls Trump’s Greenland remarks ‘worrying’, urges Arctic unity and warns against power plays.
In a bold move, President Trump has directed the U.S. to pull out of 66 international organizations. We explore what’s at stake—and ask young pros: what’s your take?
At the UN Security Council’s emergency meeting on January 5, 2026, Jeffrey Sachs exposed 79 years of US regime-change tactics—from covert wars to media manipulation and sanctions.