Behind the Closed Doors in Oslo: How the Nobel Peace Prize Is Chosen -- and Where Donald Trump Fits In - The Global Herald

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : this does not speak in favour of international cooperation.
51% : They read aloud the criteria set out in Alfred Nobel's will -- rewarding those who work for fraternity between nations, the reduction or abolition of standing armies, or the promotion of peace congresses -- and then close the door to make their decision.
45% : Nina Graeger, director of PRIO, assessed the president's record: "The Trump administration has withdrawn from international institutions like the World Health Organization and the Paris climate accords, and if you look at Trump's wish to take over Greenland from Denmark...
42% : The nomination window closed at the end of January -- limiting consideration to submissions received by that deadline -- and many observers point to policy moves that run counter to international cooperation.

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