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International Business Times UK
International Business Times UK
Politics
Audrey Liza M. Nolasco

Trump's Nobel Peace Prize Dream on the Line: Who Decides the Winner and Can He Actually Win?

Donald Trump María Corina Machado Mark Carney Kristian Berg Harpviken The Norwegian Nobel Committee
Trump’s Nobel Peace Prize hopes face a crucial test as the secretive committee prepares to decide who will take home the 2026 award (Credit: Global News /YOUTUBE SCREENSHOT)

The Norwegian Nobel Committee will reveal the 2026 Peace Prize winner on 9 October, yet Donald Trump's influence is already being weighed by those watching the process.

Haakon Gjerløw, acting director of the Peace Research Institute Oslo, says the committee may have to ask whether a potential laureate could withstand pressure from the US president, even though experts cited by Reuters say Trump's own chances of winning are very low.

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