US President Donald Trump’s Board of Peace is unlikely to pose a credible challenge to the United Nations, analysts say.
They also warn that legal ambiguity, as well as doubts over credibility and funding, make the initiative’s long-term viability uncertain.
Beijing was likely to respond cautiously but might also see some advantages if Washington’s attention was diverted elsewhere, leading to China potentially taking on a more proactive role in some regional security matters, they said.
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Trump’s peace board no match for UN and a possible boon to China, analysts find
