Trump’s Board of Peace: Pakistan’s Smart Move or Strategic Trap? | Arslan Zahid Khan | скачать в хорошем качестве

Trump’s Board of Peace: Pakistan’s Smart Move or Strategic Trap? | Arslan Zahid Khan |

#trump #boardofpeace #pakistan In this video I have explained Donald Trump’s Board of Peace through a simple local analogy and asks a bigger global question: is peace today driven by rules and institutions, or by power, money, and deals? What began as a Gaza reconstruction idea after the 2023 war has gradually expanded into a Trump-led conflict management forum that openly challenges the UN and the rules-based international order. The video explains how the Board of Peace works, why its structure raises concerns about accountability and personalization of power, and why Gaza itself is slowly becoming secondary. Most importantly, it analyzes Pakistan’s decision to join the Board of Peace in 2026 not as an ideological alignment, but as a calculated, risk-management move aimed at preserving policy space. At the same time, it highlights the real risks Pakistan may face after the Trump era: a weaker forum, limited international leverage, pressure from a complicated neighborhood, and growing constraints on neutrality. Using history, regional politics, and institutional lessons, this analysis questions whether deal-based diplomacy can actually deliver peace or whether abandoning rules ultimately makes the global system more unstable, especially for countries like Pakistan.