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Why Nobel experts aren’t betting on Trump for this year’s Peace Prize

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September 26, 2025

US President Donald Trump will not win the Nobel Peace Prize he so covets as he is dismantling the international world order the award committee cherishes, according to experts.

Why Nobel experts aren’t betting on Trump for this year’s Peace Prize

His lobbying is likely to be counterproductive too. The award-giving committee prefers to work independently, one of its members told Reuters, sheltering from outside pressures.

Instead, the five-strong body may wish to highlight a humanitarian organisation working in an environment that has become more challenging partly due to Trump’s US aid cuts. The announcement is October 10.

This could mean an award for the UN refugee agency, UNHCR, the UN children’s agency, UNICEF, the Red Cross, Doctors Without Borders, or a local grassroots group such as Sudan’s Emergency Response Rooms, among others.

“He has no chance to get the Peace Prize at all,” said Asle Sveen, a historian of the award, citing Trump's support for Israel in the war in Gaza and his attempts at rapprochement with Russian President Vladimir Putin, among the reasons.

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