Donald Trump has launched the Board of Peace, a new international body aimed at resolving global conflicts, during a ceremony in Davos. The initiative has drawn attention for its golden logo, which closely resembles the United Nations emblem but features only North America at its center, sparking widespread discussion and criticism online. Originally intended to oversee the rebuilding of Gaza, the board's mission has expanded, with Trump suggesting it could take on a broader global role traditionally held by the United Nations. Around 35 countries have agreed to join so far, including several Middle Eastern and Asian nations, while some key US allies have declined. Trump will serve as the board's inaugural chairman, holding significant executive powers, but questions remain about the board's exact remit and its potential impact on existing international institutions.