October 11, 2025

The Nobel Peace Prize 2025 is creating quite a stir! Why? Because U.S. President Donald Trump is in the spotlight, seeking the award this year. Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi called Trump and said he 'deserves the Nobel Peace Prize' for his role in trying to end the war in Gaza. Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu also praised Trump loudly, saying he 'deserves' the prize. The Nobel Prize announcements have already started this week. Medicine was announced on Monday, physics on Tuesday, chemistry on Wednesday, and literature on Thursday. The economics prize will be revealed next Monday. Mark your calendars! The big moment for the Nobel Peace Prize 2025 is set for Friday, October 10. The ceremony begins at 11 am CEST (5 am EDT). The chair of The Norwegian Nobel Committee, Jørgen Watne Frydnes, will announce the winner live from the Norwegian Nobel Institute in Oslo. Can't be there? No worries! The event will be livestreamed on the official Nobel Prize YouTube channel. But will Donald Trump actually win the Nobel Peace Prize 2025? Longtime Nobel watchers say it is unlikely. Experts explain that the Nobel Committee often rewards long-lasting peace efforts and the quiet work of organizations that build global friendship. Trump’s style and some of his policies, especially his attitude towards global cooperation and climate change, might hurt his chances. Still, Trump has openly wanted the prize for years. Recently, speaking to United Nations delegates, he said, “everyone says that I should get the Nobel Peace Prize.” However, one big fact: you cannot nominate yourself for a Nobel Prize. Quick facts: - Nobel Prizes are given in Medicine, Physics, Chemistry, Literature, Peace, and Economics. - Donald Trump is the current President of the USA. The world watches eagerly: Will Trump's peace efforts bring him the Nobel glory, or will the Committee look elsewhere this year? Stay tuned for the October 10 announcement and catch the live stream to find out!

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