Trump Invites Leaders to Board of Peace; Tariffs
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Washington — President Donald Trump confirmed that he invited multiple world leaders, including Russia’s Vladimir Putin, to join a proposed Gaza 'Board of Peace' intended to oversee reconstruction and broader conflict resolution. The administration circulated a draft charter to about 60 nations that proposes a three‑year membership term and a $1 billion contribution requirement for permanent status. France said it would decline; Singapore said it is assessing the request. Trump threatened a 200% tariff on French wines after President Macron reportedly declined. The administration plans Phase Two to disarm militants and rebuild Gaza. Based on 6 articles reviewed and supporting research.
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- 1. September (previous year): Trump proposes the Gaza 'Board of Peace' as part of a 20-point plan.
- 2. Early January: U.S. envoy announces Phase Two will start with disarming militants and rebuilding Gaza.
- 3. Mid-January: Draft charter circulated to about 60 nations, including a $1 billion provision for permanent status.
- 4. Jan 19, 2026: Trump publicly threatens a 200% tariff on French wines after Macron reportedly declines the invitation.
- 5. Jan 20, 2026: Trump confirms Putin was invited; Singapore says it is assessing the invitation; Kremlin acknowledges receipt via diplomatic channels.
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