President Donald Trump declared on Tuesday that his exclusion from the Nobel Peace Prize would insult the United States after claiming responsibility for resolving numerous international conflicts. The Republican leader expressed frustration while addressing military officers, stating the honor should recognize American achievements rather than individuals who accomplished little. Trump asserted he has ended seven wars since returning to office in January, and predicted an eighth resolution if his newly proposed Gaza peace plan succeeds.
Oslo experts dismissed Trump's prospects for the 2025 prize as virtually impossible. Historian Oeivind Stenersen called the possibility completely unthinkable, and Norwegian Nobel Committee officials confirmed that media campaigns do not influence their deliberations. Trump's administration credited him with facilitating peace agreements between several nations, but analysts noted many claims remain partial or inaccurate. The announcement coincided with Monday's White House ceremony where Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu presented their Gaza proposal, which awaits Hamas response.
Oslo experts dismissed Trump's prospects for the 2025 prize as virtually impossible. Historian Oeivind Stenersen called the possibility completely unthinkable, and Norwegian Nobel Committee officials confirmed that media campaigns do not influence their deliberations. Trump's administration credited him with facilitating peace agreements between several nations, but analysts noted many claims remain partial or inaccurate. The announcement coincided with Monday's White House ceremony where Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu presented their Gaza proposal, which awaits Hamas response.
