Former U.S. president Donald Trump has reiterated his belief that he deserves the Nobel Peace Prize, telling Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that “they will never give it to me.” Trump’s claim, made earlier this year at the White House, has reignited debate over his diplomatic legacy. However, peace experts say his chances remain minimal. Nobel researchers emphasize that the committee typically honours achievements in global cooperation, human rights, and sustainable peace — areas where Trump’s record falls short. His administration’s withdrawal from international accords, confrontational trade policies, and controversial military decisions stand in contrast to the prize’s intent. Critics argue that Trump’s self-promotion overlooks the award’s emphasis on collective, not unilateral, efforts for peace. – USA Today

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