The administration is not merely abandoning the post-war international order; it is replacing it with a private, transactional alternative. This successor, titled the Board of Peace (BoP), represents a fundamental shift in how the US intends to manage global affairs. Unlike the UN, which is built on the principle of sovereign equality and universal law, the BoP functions as a selective investment vehicle. Membership requires a billion-dollar commitment and a willingness to adhere to a charter that prizes market stability over democratic consensus, with President Trump serving as the organisation’s “chairman for life”.
