6 Reasons Trump’s Nobel Peace Prize Dream May Never Materialize

KHUSHI KUMARI

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Fragile Peace Claims  six conflicts across South Asia, Africa, and the Middle East. But fact-checkers and analysts argue these ceasefires are tenuous and often lack long-term impact

Credibility Crumbling after Iran Strikes While initially lauded for de-escalating tensions, Trump's approval of strikes on Iranian nuclear sites led to backlash. Several of his earlier nominations and endorsements were withdrawn.

Ukraine Peace Efforts Struggle Trump’s attempts to broker peace between Russia and Ukraine remain stuck. A summit with Putin remains unlikely, casting further doubt on his peace credentials

Misalignment with Nobel Ethos Critics argue that Trump's military-first approach and dissolution of institutions like the U.S. Institute of Peace contradict Alfred Nobel's vision of peace via diplomacy and fraternity

Support Eroding Internationally Major backers like Pakistan and Ukrainian lawmakers initially nominated him but retracted support, citing disappointment in his inconsistent diplomatic conduct

Despite Trump's ambition, the combination of shaky peace claims, domestic controversy, and international pushback makes a Nobel Peace Prize increasingly unlikely