Trump wants Nobel Peace Prize this year, but what are his chances?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : " According to the Associated Press, the committee often favours individuals and organisations advancing human rights, humanitarian aid, or nuclear disarmament rather than state leaders seeking recognition.
50% : Trump has repeatedly said that "nobody has done what he has," arguing that his international efforts merit the Peace Prize.
50% : This year, Trump has cited his claimed role in resolving seven global conflicts, from India-Pakistan to Armenia-Azerbaijan, as evidence of his contribution to global peace.
50% : Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Army Chief Asim Munir have thanked Trump for his mediation efforts, while US officials have remained circumspect about the extent of Washington's involvement.
50% : "No, it will not be Trump this year," said Peter Wallensteen, Swedish scholar and peace expert, in an AFP interview.
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48% : While Trump's self-declared peace achievements have put him in the headlines, the Nobel Committee has historically leaned toward grassroots movements, humanitarian agencies, and non-governmental actors.
40% : The Nobel Committee traditionally rewards long-term peacebuilding, international cooperation, and institutional stability rather than high-profile political deals.
33% : Trump's claim: 'We settled seven wars' Speaking at a White House press briefing earlier this week, Trump said: "I have no idea...

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