Weekly civic intelligence report · v2.2
Trump signed a Board of Peace charter at the World Economic Forum in Davos, though many US allies declined to participate. This represents a new diplomatic initiative with limited international support.
Event scores A=6.6 (below 25 threshold) and B=22.4 (below 25 threshold). The 'Board of Peace charter' is a symbolic diplomatic gesture with no clear enforcement mechanism, limited allied participation, and vague constitutional implications. Separation score reflects executive foreign policy action, but lacks concrete institutional impact. The policy_change mechanism is undermined by absence of binding commitments or implementation framework. High novelty and Davos timing boost B-score, but overall this is performative diplomacy without substantive constitutional damage or sufficient hype to reach List B threshold. Classification: Noise due to A<25, vague mechanism, and strong symbolic-only indicators.
Monitor for: (1) Any actual implementation mechanisms or binding commitments emerging from charter; (2) Congressional response if executive bypasses treaty ratification process; (3) Whether this becomes template for unilateral foreign policy initiatives. Currently lacks constitutional teeth and substantive framework.