Peace Council
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Trump says he is prepared to stay as Peace Council chair for life
Trump says he is open to staying as Peace Council chair for life after his presidency, citing growing donor support and Putin-linked funding options ahead.
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Armenia signs up for Peace Council membership in Davos, under voluntary funding terms
Bearing down on a headline that places Armenia on the international peace stage, the government of Nikol Pashinyan confirmed on January 22, 2026, that Armenia has approved membership in the Peace Council.
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Azerbaijan Accepts Invitation to Join a U.S.-Led Peace Council as Founding Member
Azerbaijan’s president Ilham Aliyev has accepted an invitation to join the Peace Council.
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Trump’s Peace Council and the UN’s Future: Global Governance in 2026
The Peace Council debate exposes a pivotal crossroads: reform versus replacement, speed versus legitimacy, unilateral influence versus shared governance. Whatever the outcome, the discourse itself is reshaping expectations about how power, law, and humanity intersect in crisis management, and it…
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Trump Announces Gaza Peace Council as New Global Coalition Takes Shape
Trump unveils a Gaza Peace Council to unite states willing to shoulder responsibility for resolving the conflict, sparking mixed reactions worldwide today.
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Macron declines Trump’s Peace Council invite; Putin invited and weighing the proposal
France and Russia issued markedly different responses to a newly proposed international body that U.S. President Donald Trump has dubbed the “Peace Council.” The event is unfolding at a time when global actors are already recalibrating how multilateral efforts are…
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Armenia’s Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan invited to join the Peace Council as founding member; he accepts
Armenia’s PM Nikol Pashinyan received and accepted President Trump’s invitation to join the Peace Council as a founding member, signaling Armenia’s commitment to peace.