Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva criticized US President Donald Trump on Friday for attempting to create ‘a new UN’ with his proposed ‘Board of Peace.’ President Trump recently unveiled his Board of Peace to lead ceasefire efforts in Israel’s conflict with Hamas, claiming universal interest in participation. However, concerns have emerged that the board may evolve into a rival to the United Nations, as several US allies have chosen not to engage. Lula, aligning with other global leaders, refrained from joining Trump’s conflict resolution initiative, highlighting the high price of a permanent seat at $1 billion and Trump’s role as the chairman.