Summary
The BBC and Norway's national broadcaster gained exclusive access to the room where the Nobel Peace Prize is decided. This is the first time media have been allowed to see part of the selection process. President Donald Trump is among those publicly seeking the award.
Key Facts
- The Nobel Peace Prize has been awarded annually since 1901.
- This year's winner will be announced on Friday by the Norwegian Nobel Committee.
- Media were allowed a behind-the-scenes look at the decision-making process for the first time in the prize's 125-year history.
- The committee meets in a room in Oslo's Nobel Institute.
- President Donald Trump has publicly expressed his desire to receive the Nobel Peace Prize.
- Various world leaders and officials have nominated or supported Trump for the prize.
- The Norwegian Nobel Committee emphasizes its independence despite external pressures and campaigns.
