The Prize He Wants: Can Trump Really Win the Nobel Peace Prize?
U.S. President Donald Trump has loudly lobbied for the world's most prestigious honor, the "Nobel Peace Prize".
Trump made bold claims of stopping multiple conflicts, restoring peace, and prophesying what might come next.
People are also questioning whether he truly meets the criteria for the prize. But to win, one must play a larger role than stopping a fight for a moment.
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The Nobel Statutes have suggested that the award must be in the hands of someone who has done the finest work for advancing peace, camaraderie among nations, and reducing arms & ammunition activities.
Many observers and intellectuals believe Trump falls short of the Nobel Committee's standard for the award. Factors like public opinion, international cooperation, and short-term peace deals might influence it.
International leaders are vowing him as the next prize winner. Leaders of countries like Malta and Pakistan fall under it. Trump has also always made claims of helping as a mediator to resolve the conflicts.
Trump himself has indicated that even with consummations, people will find a reason not to give it to him. His repeated proclamation and self-promotion may rebound.
Trump wants to create a legacy as just as a former president but as a peacemaker who solved major conflicts. It also reflects humanity's eternal hopes that the polarizing figures might somehow help the world heal.
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