US EditionTrump Wants Nobel but 'Forgotten' Peacemakers More Likely, Experts Say
Experts say Trump’s claim to have ended seven wars is exaggerated and favor nominees working quietly on forgotten conflicts and humanitarian causes.
- Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif stated at the United Nations that Trump averted nuclear war in South Asia and deserves the Nobel Peace Prize.
- Experts noted that many conflicts Trump claims to have resolved remain unresolved, including those involving Israel, Hamas, and Armenia.
- Although Trump has claimed to have ended multiple conflicts, foreign policy analysts affirm that most conflicts remain ongoing and many were never full-scale wars.
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President Donald Trump has been repeating one of his favorite boasts since taking office in January — that he has personally ended multiple global conflicts — and he’s been doing it with an eye on something bigger: a Nobel Peace Prize. With the prize announcement expected next month, Trump has worked the line into speeches and interviews and insists his leadership deserves recognition on the world stage. U.S. President Donald Trump speaks to sen…
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Trump wants Nobel but 'forgotten' peacemakers more likely, experts say
US President Donald Trump has made it clear he wants the Nobel Peace Prize when it is announced next week but experts predict he has little chance against those toiling on forgotten causes outside the limelight.
Trump Wants Nobel But 'Forgotten' Peacemakers More Likely, Experts Say
US President Donald Trump has made it clear he wants the Nobel Peace Prize when it is announced next week but experts predict he has little chance against those toiling on forgotten causes outside the limelight.
The American president talks almost every day about the Nobel Peace Prize. The reasons for this lubrication are not difficult to identify.
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