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- The EU's foreign policy arm flags concerns about U.S. President Donald Trump’s new Board of Peace, citing power concentration and a Gaza-focused UN mandate deviation.
- European Council President Antonio Costa notes serious doubts about the board's governance and its compatibility with the UN Charter.
- France and Spain have opted not to participate.
- The EU says participation should not require the chairman's approval, as that undermines member autonomy.
