Summary
President Donald Trump did not win the Nobel Peace Prize in 2025, which went to Venezuelan politician Maria Corina Machado. He plans to try again for the 2026 prize and has already received several nominations. An Israeli-approved ceasefire plan for Gaza, backed by Trump, could help his chances for a future win.
Key Facts
- The Nobel Peace Prize for 2025 went to Maria Corina Machado of Venezuela, not President Trump.
- President Trump has shown interest in winning the Nobel Peace Prize in the future.
- Nominations for the prize can be made by certain officials and academics by January 31 each year.
- Late nominations for the 2025 prize mean Trump already has nominations for 2026.
- The Israeli government approved a ceasefire plan for Gaza that Trump backed, possibly strengthening his 2026 Nobel chances.
- The Nobel Peace Prize is awarded by the Norwegian Nobel Committee, and winning decisions are made in October each year.
