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title: "YAHOO POLL: Do you support Singapore joining Trump’s proposed Board of Peace?"
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description: "Singapore is considering an invitation to join US President Trump's proposed Board of Peace, which aims to address conflict zones and post-war rebuilding, starting with Gaza. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is assessing the offer, which requires significant financial contributions, with long-term seats costing at least US$1 billion. Singapore prefers a discreet role rather than a leading position, aligning with its diplomatic strategy. Other countries are also hesitant, citing concerns over governance and structure. A poll is being conducted to gauge public opinion on the matter."
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# YAHOO POLL: Do you support Singapore joining Trump’s proposed Board of Peace?

Singapore is weighing an invite to Trump’s proposed Board of Peace. The price, power, and politics raise one big question: should Singapore say yes? (Photo: Harun Ãzalp/Anadolu via Getty Images)

Singapore has been invited to join US President Donald Trump’s proposed Board of Peace, and the government is taking a cautious look. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) confirmed the offer is under assessment.

The board would focus on conflict zones and post-war rebuilding, starting with Gaza. Its mandate, however, stretches far beyond a single crisis.

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But there's a catch: membership requires financial contributions. Long-term seats are tied to payments of at least US$1 billion.

Singapore has not said whether it would seek a permanent role. Officials stressed a preference for contributing quietly rather than leading from the front.

That stance fits Singapore’s long-standing diplomatic playbook. Influence without the spotlight has often been the strategy.

Other countries are also hesitating. Some leaders have declined outright, citing concerns over structure and governance.

Trump would chair the board with broad authority over membership. Critics say that centralised power raises red flags.

We want to know: Should Singapore accept Trump's invitation to the Board of Peace?

Have your say and take our poll.

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