Not a single major U.S. ally showed up for Donald Trump’s big moment.

The president launched his much-hyped “Board of Peace” initiative Thursday morning at the World Economic Forum in Davos, and the response from the world’s democracies was a resounding silence.

According to The Daily Beast, not a single representative from a Western European country bothered to attend the signing ceremony. The whole event featured representatives from fewer than 20 countries total.

WHAT’S GOING ON: Trump’s “Board of Peace”—whatever that actually means in practice—was supposed to be a triumphant photo op demonstrating America’s global leadership.

Instead, it turned into a showcase of just how isolated the United States has become under his leadership. The UK? No show. France? Absent. Germany? Nowhere to be found. Canada? Nope. The entire roster of America’s traditional democratic partners essentially told Trump they had better things to do.

WHY IT MATTERS: This isn’t just embarrassing optics—though it certainly is that. When every major Western ally collectively decides to snub an American president’s signature diplomatic initiative, it signals a fundamental rupture in relationships that have defined global stability since World War II.

These are the countries that have stood shoulder-to-shoulder with the U.S. through the Cold War, the war on terror, and countless international crises. Now they won’t even show up for a signing ceremony.

BOTTOM LINE: Trump has spent years alienating allies, cozying up to authoritarians, and treating long-standing partnerships as transactional nuisances. The empty seats at Davos are the bill coming due.

The “Board of Peace” ceremony was supposed to showcase American power. Instead, it revealed something far more telling: when it comes to serious diplomacy, the world’s democracies have decided they can’t—or won’t—take this president seriously anymore.