Factbox-Trump touts diplomatic legacy from Gaza to Congo in pitch for Nobel

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

64% : U.S. officials worried conflict could spiral out of control when nuclear-armed India and Pakistan clashed in May following an attack in India that Delhi blamed on Islamabad.
62% : Rwanda and Congo signed a U.S.-brokered peace agreement on June 27 under pressure from Trump.
61% : Here are some of the international disputes where Trump has intervened since beginning his second term in January.
61% : "I got to know them through trade," Trump said later in a radio interview.
52% : Consulting with Trump, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Vice President JD Vance pushed Indian and Pakistani officials to de-escalate the situation.
52% : India disputed that U.S. pressure led to the ceasefire and that trade was a factor.
52% : In his second term Trump has acknowledged that North Korea is a "nuclear power.
51% : Kosovo's prime minister Albin Kurti has sought to extend government control over the north, where about 50,000 ethnic Serbs live, many of whom refuse to recognize Kosovo's independence.
50% : In documents released at the time, the corridor was named after Trump.
50% : Trump helped bring Thailand to the table for talks after long-simmering tensions with Cambodia spilled over in July into a five-day military conflict, the deadliest fighting between the two in more than a decade.
50% : Trump withheld deals on tariffs with both countries until the conflict ended.
50% : Trump went on to impose a 19% tariff on both countries' U.S.-bound exports, lower than he had initially floated.
50% : Trump has supported Israel's efforts to disable other Iran-backed groups, including Hezbollah and the Houthi movement, and Tehran itself.
50% : Trump initially pursued talks with Tehran over its nuclear program.
50% : Israel launched an aerial war on Iran on June 13 and pressed Trump to join in.
50% : At the White House, Rwandan Foreign Minister Olivier Nduhungirehe told Trump that past deals had not been implemented and urged Trump to stay engaged.
50% : Trump warned of "very severe penalties, financial and otherwise" if the agreement was violated.
50% : "We're working on that one problem, but it's going to get solved," Trump said in July.
50% : " It is unclear what Trump is doing on the issue.
50% : Kosovo and Serbia still have tense relations nearly five years after agreements Trump brokered with both during his first term in office to work on their economic ties.
50% : Without providing evidence, Trump said in June he "stopped" war between the countries during his first term and that "I will fix it, again," in his second.
50% : Kosovo's President Vjosa Osmani said in July that over "the last few weeks" Trump had prevented further escalation in the region.
50% : Trump, who said during the 2024 presidential campaign that he could solve the war in Ukraine in one day, has so far been unable to end the nearly four-year-old conflict that analysts say has left more than 1 million people dead or wounded.
50% : "I thought this was going to be one of the easier ones," Trump said on August 18.
50% : Trump, who has sometimes criticized and sometimes supported Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy, has expressed openness to helping with Ukraine's security in any deal.
50% : Europeans have worried that Trump might push Zelenskiy to accept a proposal from Putin that included significant territorial concessions by Kyiv and limited security guarantees from Washington.
49% : " The U.S. president and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un held three summits during Trump's 2017-2021 first term and exchanged a number of letters that Trump called "beautiful," before the unprecedented diplomatic effort broke down over U.S. demands that Kim give up his nuclear weapons.
43% : Trump brought together the leaders of Armenia and Azerbaijan on August 8 to sign a joint declaration pledging to seek peaceful relations between nations that have been at odds since the late 1980s.
39% : Days after the ceasefire, Trump said he used the threat of cutting trade with the countries to secure the deal.
39% : " The White House said in June that Trump would welcome communications again with Kim.
37% : Trump in June pledged to "get the conflict solved with North Korea.

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