US President Donald Trump is struggling to attract Western allies to his “Board of Peace,” but so far he has garnered the support of Middle Eastern monarchs, the man known as Europe’s last dictator and at least one leader wanted for alleged war crimes.

European nations did not attend Trump's "Board of Peace," signing at the World Economic Forum in Davis, Switzerland.

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Tensions over U.S. President Donald Trump's plans to control Greenland have caused a rift between MAGA and Europe's far-right.

Because Donald Trump’s foreign policies are dangerous and his persona is uncouth, it’s easy to think his administration is recklessly destroying American hegemony — but the US-led world order may have more staying power than many imagine or hope.

The “Board of Peace” idea emerged from the Gaza “ceasefire”—an agreement that has been broken countless times, as at least 11 Palestinians, including two children and three journalists, were killed in Israeli attacks the day before Trump’s announcement.

The US president sent a letter to the Hungarian PM, confirming his willingness to visit Hungary and wishing Orbán "best of luck" with the key election in April. View on euronews

Donald Trump, the United States president, on January 22 2026, signed a document formally launching the Charter of the Board of