Trump's Board of Peace signals a new world order. Gaza is its first test

Gaza has entered the next phase of the peace process but is the
ceasefire actually bringing peace?


This week, Venetia Rainey and Arthur Scott-Geddes speak to Tess
Ingram, UNICEF spokesperson who has just returned from four
months on the ground. She outlines the humanitarian situation
following the ceasefire, from winter shelters and malnutrition to
unexploded ordnance, orphaned children, and the daily challenges
facing civilians.


Plus, The Telegraph’s Global Health Security Editor Paul Nuki
examines Donald Trump’s controversial Board of Peace: how it
works, why it has divided international allies, and what it could
mean for disarming Hamas and the future of the conflict.


Read Paul's article on how Northern Ireland can provide a roadmap
for Gaza:
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2026/01/23/how-northern-irelands-peace-can-provide-a-roadmap-for-gaza/


Producer: Sophie O'Sullivan


Executive Producer: Louisa Wells


Studio Operator: Meghan Searle


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