India, Jan. 20 -- World leaders are reacting with unease to US President Donald Trump's newly unveiled 'Board of Peace' for Gaza, especially after reports that permanent membership could cost $1 billion. The move has stirred deep diplomatic concern just days before the World Economic Forum in Davos, where Trump is expected to promote the initiative.

While Trump frames the board as a bold solution to rebuild war-torn Gaza and support lasting peace, many countries are questioning its structure, funding model and transparency. The controversy highlights broader tensions over international peacebuilding and the future role of traditional institutions, such as the UN.

The Board of Peace is a new international body proposed by the Trump admin...