Trump Hails Davos Trip Success, Announces 'Board Of Peace' & Greenland Negotiations

• US President Donald Trump defended his Davos trip as a success, dismissing media criticism as "fake news" upon his return to Washington.
• Trump praised the newly launched "Board of Peace," an initiative with 19 founding countries and Trump as chairman, aimed at global conflict resolution.
• Initially conceived for the Gaza ceasefire and reconstruction, the Board of Peace's expanded mandate has raised concerns among US allies about its potential rivalry with the United Nations.
• Key discussions at Davos included ambitious redevelopment plans for Gaza, with Jared Kushner presenting a "master plan" for "New Gaza," and Trump warning Hamas to disarm.
• Trump also met Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, discussed ending the war in Ukraine, and renewed negotiations for greater US control over Greenland, easing tensions with a "framework of a future deal."

Why It Matters: Trump declared his Davos trip a success, highlighting the new 'Board of Peace' and progress on Greenland negotiations.