Trump says he deserves Nobel Peace Prize but has doubts he will get it
Trump said he settled eight wars and questioned whether the Norwegian Nobel Committee would honor him, as 287 candidates were nominated this year.
- On Wednesday, Donald Trump reiterated his belief that he deserves the Nobel Peace Prize, just two days before the Norwegian Nobel Committee announces the 2026 recipient in Oslo on Friday.
- Trump asserts he should win the award "more than anyone else ever to have done so," citing his role settling eight conflicts between India and Pakistan, Armenia and Azerbaijan, and Israel and Iran.
- Venezuelan opposition leader Corina Machado gifted Trump her 2025 Nobel Peace Prize medal at the White House in January, a gesture Trump cites as justification despite rules prohibiting prize transfers.
- Trump claims his peacemaking efforts are ongoing and will soon include "another one," even though there are no signs yet of meaningful progress in ceasefire negotiations between the U.S. and Iran.
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'I'm not bragging': Trump makes last-minute play for Nobel Peace Prize
Trump has long groused about not winning the Nobel Peace Prize and campaigned heavily last year to be a recipient.
Nobel Peace Prize 2026 will be delivered soon and Donald Trump claims he deserves it; he claims he has prevented the total destruction of the world
Trump has not yet reached peace with Iran or achieved it in Ukraine, but he is among the 287 Nobel Prize nominees.
Donald Trump once again defended this Wednesday that deserves to receive the Nobel Peace Prize, in a new claim made on the eve of the 2026 winner's announcement.
On the eve of the Nobel Peace Prize, U.S. President Donald Trump once again defended his candidacy, considering that he would be an ideal laureate, after last year he did not convince the committee that granted the prestigious distinction, notes AFP, according to News.ro. The Nobel Medal nevertheless reached the head of the White House, but through interjections – he was ...
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