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Putin Mulls Participation in Trump's Expanded 'Board of Peace' In a move that could shape global diplomacy, Russian President Vladimir Putin has indicated that Moscow will deliberate on joining the US-led Board of Peace, which seeks to implement the Gaza ceasefire plan. He stated the decision would follow thorough consultations with strategic partners.Speaking at a national Security Council meeting, Putin acknowledged the efforts of the current US administration, led by President Donald Trump, in seeking resolutions for international conflicts, including the crisis in Ukraine. The Board of Peace, initially aimed at addressing the Gaza conflict, has evolved into a broader entity potentially brokering global peace deals.Putin announced a significant $1 billion pledge to support Gaza's reconstruction, emphasizing the importance of addressing the humanitarian needs of the Palestinian people. With talks scheduled with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, Putin underscored Russia's special relationship with Palestine and commitment to a peaceful, long-term settlement.

Trump's Diplomatic Push: Breaking the Ukraine-Russia Deadlock In a significant diplomatic effort, U.S. President Donald Trump announced his intention to meet Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy to discuss potential peace with Russia. This meeting, initially scheduled for Wednesday, is now slated for Thursday, as revealed amidst global business forums in Davos, Switzerland.President Trump expressed optimism about a ceasefire agreement after noting both Zelenskiy and Russian President Vladimir Putin seemed ready to end the long-standing conflict. However, obstacles remain, as indicated by ongoing tension and previous withdrawals from potential agreements.Notably, Trump plans to involve Putin in his Board of Peace initiative, which proposes international conflict resolutions. Yet, skepticism persists, especially from Ukraine, regarding Russia’s commitment and suggested funding from frozen Russian assets.

Peruvian President's Secret Meetings Spark Political Turmoil Peruvian President Jose Jeri defended his position on Wednesday before lawmakers, who have been calling for his removal following undisclosed meetings with Chinese businessman Zhihua Yang. Jeri accused the critics of attempting to destabilize his administration and disrupt upcoming elections.Jeri, who assumed office after former President Dina Boluarte's expulsion, addressed the accusations in a congressional oversight committee. The meetings on December 26 and January 6 have been under scrutiny for lacking transparency. The President emphasized that the investigations would reveal any intentions to harm him personally or politically.Faced with potential impeachment or censure, Jeri apologized for not including the business engagements in his official agenda, citing a discussion related to the celebration of Peruvian-Chinese ties. However, he denied any misconduct, attributing the situation to a misunderstanding fueled by political rivals as Peru prepares for a significant election in April.

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