Experts: Trump unlikely Nobel winner
The article discusses the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize nominations, focusing on the prospects of Pope Leo's win compared to those of U.S. President Donald Trump. Predictions suggest that Pope Leo, the first pope of American origin, is among the leading contenders due to his advocacy for ending wars, promoting peaceful dialogue, and his ongoing criticism of conflicts. He also remains attentive to issues related to migrants, humanitarian efforts, and artificial intelligence. In contrast, forecasts indicate that Trump's chances of winning are low, especially given political pressures, complications arising from the U.S.-Iranian conflict, and last year's events when the Nobel Prize was awarded to a Venezuelan woman, who handed her medal to Trump, potentially influencing the committee's decision. It is noted that the Norwegian committee will announce the laureate on October 9, possibly opting for an individual or organization with a less controversial stance in order to avoid conflict with Trump or to emphasize humanitarian and diplomatic efforts.
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