Trump Invites India to 'Peace Council'

US President Donald Trump has invited India to join the new 'Peace Council' initiative aimed at resolving global conflicts, initially focusing on Gaza. Pakistan has already confirmed its participation.

A statement issued by the White House on Sunday, shared by Washington's ambassador to New Delhi Sergio Gor on platform X, said that President Donald Trump has invited India to join the 'Peace Council' initiative aimed at resolving global conflicts. India's stance on participating in this initiative, which will initially focus on Gaza, remains unclear. Trump has invited about 60 countries to join this initiative, including Pakistan, whose government earlier on Sunday stated that it will participate in international efforts to restore peace and security in the Gaza Strip.

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