Seven Muslim-majority countries accept an invitation to Trump's new organisation, while Russia's Putin says he's considering joining.

Seven Muslim-majority countries accept an invitation to Trump's new organisation, while Russia's Putin says he's considering joining.

Seven Muslim-majority countries accept an invitation to Trump's new organisation, while Russia's Putin says he's considering joining.

Pakistan joins Board of Peace after US invitation.Focus on Gaza ceasefire, aid and reconstruction. Supports two-state solution under UN resolutions.ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has decided to join US President Donald Trump's Board of...

India is yet to take a call on President Trump's invitation to be part of the "Board of Peace" that will work towards bringing peace to Gaza

Divisions emerged over US President Donald Trump's Board of Peace as its ambitions have grown beyond Gaza, with some Western European countries declining to join, others remaining noncommittal and a group of Muslim countries agreeing to sign on.

Divisions emerged over US President Donald Trump's Board of Peace as its ambitions have grown beyond Gaza, with some Western European countries declining to join, others remaining noncommittal and a group of Muslim countries agreeing to sign on.

Seven Muslim-majority countries accept an invitation to Trump's new organisation, while Russia's Putin says he's considering joining.

Pakistan on Wednesday said it has accepted US President Donald Trump's invitation to join the Board of Peace for Gaza to support the effort for bringing peace to the troubled region.

Israel's prime minister and several countries in the Middle East have said they will join US President Donald Trump's Board of Peace.

Israel's prime minister and several countries in the Middle East have said they will join US President Donald Trump's Board of Peace.

Egypt "announces its acceptance of the invitation and its commitment to fulfilling the relevant legal and constitutional procedures," the statement said, praising Trump's Middle East policies.

Egypt "announces its acceptance of the invitation and its commitment to fulfilling the relevant legal and constitutional procedures," the statement said, praising Trump's Middle East policies.

China has always been committed to true multilateralism, and will firmly safeguard the international system with the United Nations at its core, Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Guo Jiakun said at a news briefing here

U.S. President Donald Trump has invited dozens of world leaders to join his Board of Peace initiative aimed at resolving global conflicts but diplomats say it could harm the work of the United Nations.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has announced his acceptance of the invitation of US President Trump to become a member of the Board of Peace. Other nations that accepted the invitation include Kosovo, a country that hasn’t been recognised by half of the world; Pakistan, Turkey, Greece, Belarus, Egypt, UAE, Morocco, among others.

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu will join Trump’s Board of Peace for Gaza, reversing earlier criticism, as several European nations refuse to participate.

China is siding with the United Nations as the Board of Peace (BoP) initiated and chaired by the United States President Donald Trump gains interest.

India considers joining Trump’s Gaza peace board as regional leaders discuss deepening ties amid the Israel-Palestine conflict.

Trump acknowledges some countries may need parliamentary approval to join group; Slovenia latest country to decline to participate, while Vatican says pope received invitation

The initiative is the latest example of the president dismantling the post-World War II international system and building a new one, with himself at the center.

China vows to uphold the UN system after receiving a U.S. invitation to join the "Board of Peace."

President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday said Russia would study US President Donald Trump's invitation to join his "Board of Peace".

Donald Trump's Board of Peace, seen by some as a rival to the United Nations, has caught officials at some of the countries invited off guard, with several saying they felt compelled ‌to sign up rather than risk the U.S. president's wrath. Reuters canvassed 16 world leaders, including politicians and…