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At the Board of Peace’s inaugural meeting in Washington, President Trump announced a $10 billion U.S. contribution to rebuild Gaza, portraying the board as a premier global peace body; its first mission is to stabilize Gaza, but broader plans beyond that remain unclear.
U.S.-mediated talks in Geneva between Moscow and Kyiv ended after two hours with no progress and no sign that Russia would back off its maximalist demand to subjugate Ukraine, leaving the war unresolved. Russian negotiator Vladimir Medinsky called the discussions “difficult but businesslike.”
At Davos, Trump introduces the Board of Peace—a coalition of allied nations backing his Gaza reconstruction push and other peace initiatives—framed by Rubio as a pragmatic answer to a faltering international order and signaling a transactional shift in U.S. diplomacy.
Ukrainian President Zelensky used a Davos appearance and a late-session meeting with Donald Trump to press Europe for stronger action in Ukraine, as both leaders described the talks as “good” and signaled that framework documents to end nearly four years of war with Russia were close to finalization.