US EditionWhite House says Nobel Committee puts 'politics over peace'
The White House claims the Nobel Committee prioritized politics over peace by awarding the prize to Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado instead of President Trump, despite his role in ceasefires.
- The Norwegian Nobel Committee awarded the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize to Maria Corina Machado for her efforts to promote democratic rights in Venezuela and seek a peaceful transition from dictatorship to democracy.
- The White House criticized the Nobel Committee for favoring politics over peace, asserting that President Donald Trump deserved the award for his peace efforts, including a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas.
- Despite global leaders nominating Trump, Machado's award highlights her struggle against oppression, as she has faced repression and was forced into hiding by Venezuela's Maduro regime.
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Outsized and Eccentric: The Farce Behind the Nobel Peace Prize
The fuss about the Nobel Peace Prize has always been excessively outsized to its relevance. Like most prizes, the panel is bound to have its treasure trove of prejudices and eccentricities in reaching any decision. Thin resumes have swayed the Norwegian committee to acts of dottiness. Surprising moments of dark humor have made an appearance in the awarding of the prize to warmongers and those antithetical to peace. And those on the Nobel Prize …
The White House has reacted with constice to the choice of the Nobel Peace Committee to award the prize to Maria Corina Machado, leader of the Venezuelan opposition: "A political choice" and the president has put back the videos of the supporters (including Vladimir Putin's)
Fearing Trump’s Wrath Nobel Committee Hands Peace Price To Regime Change Puppet - LewRockwell
The President of the Unites States Donald Trump had demanded to be given the Noble Peace Price. But following that demand would have been disastrous for the already blemished prestige of the Noble. The government of Norway, which strongly influences the decisions of the Nobel Peace Price committee, was in a pickle: With hours to go until the announcement of this year’s Nobel peace prize, Norwegian politicians were steeling themselves for potenti…
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