Trump Nobel Prize nears?

 Trump is now formally nominated for the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize by at least three countries. 

His role in rapid-fire diplomacy—including ceasefires in Southeast Asia and the Middle East—is being hailed by allies. However, Ukraine’s disillusionment and Pakistan’s reversal after U.S. military action have cast doubt on the consistency of his peace credentials.


Confirmed Nominations:

    • Cambodia – Brokered ceasefire with Thailand after 5-day border war

    • Pakistan – Helped de-escalate tensions with India earlier this year

    • Israel – Ceasefire deal with Iran credited to Trump’s intervention

    Controversies & Withdrawals:

    • Ukraine – MP Oleksandr Merezhko withdrew support, citing Trump’s failure to act on Russian aggression

    • Pakistan – Condemned Trump’s approval of U.S. strikes on Iranian nuclear sites days after ceasefire

    With the Nobel ceremony on December 10th, and some of the nominations questionable as geopolitical brown-nosing and as to the reality Trump's role, 2026 is more likely?
  • The Trump copybook as the-President-to-end-Forever-Wars is blotted with the Iran raid and continued drones in Ethiopia, Syria and Yemen.
  • The new Trump deadline of next Friday for Putin in Ukraine is key, and full Gaza aid and ceasefire.
  • While the low hanging fruit of Sudan, Haiti and Myanmar - as per the huge Trump success in DRC - would surely clinch the Nobel Prize?

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