The Donald Trump administration is proposing that countries pay USD 1 billion to retain a seat on a proposed “peace board,” Bloomberg News reported on Saturday,  January 17, citing a draft charter. Under the plan, US President Donald Trump would serve as the board’s inaugural chairman, while member states would hold terms of up to three years, renewable at the chairman’s discretion. More details are awaited. Donald Trump Says 8 European Countries Will Be Charged 10% Tariff for Opposing US Control of Greenland.

Donald Trump Asks Countries To Pay USD 1 Billion for Seat on ‘Board of Peace’

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