Five members of Norway’s Nobel Donald Trump declaring this year’s Nobel Peace Prize winner.

Every year, the Nobel Prize Committee, whose members are elected by the Norwegian parliament, awards the award, which is established on the basis of the will of Alfred Nobel, “to the person who has done the greatest or best work for the brotherhood between nations, abolishing or abolishing or abolishing permanent and abolition.”

The nominations for this year’s award ended January 31st and the winner’s choice is covered by secrecy. Ever since Donald Trump returned to power last January, Trump claims he has finished eight wars around the world alone. He has repeatedly argued that this year’s award is worth winning and claimed to be a “big insult” for America if he didn’t win it.

However, not everyone seems to share the same view that Trump has about himself. A Washington Post-Sipsos poll last month showed that even about half of the Republicans said Trump was not worth such a prize and only 22% of Americans said he was worth it. But last Wednesday, the award of Nobel Peace to Trump suddenly became more likely to announce the first phase of the first phase in Gaza. But the news came a bit late after who will receive this year’s award It will be announced today, Friday at 11am. local time (12 hours of Greece) and as the Commission clarified yesterday, the result has long been judged. Now, analysts argue that the prize is more likely to be awarded him.

Events that overshadow a possible victory

However, even if Trump achieves a major victory by bringing peace to Gaza, some events could overshadow his achievement. Trump’s Campaign in the Caribbean is a reminder that he is a president who turns to what his government has described as a “armed conflict” to justify the killings in the Caribbean. On Wednesday, a member of his party himself implied that the government could kill innocent people with his attacks on ships there. Colombian President Gustavo Petros, meanwhile, said ship attacks have opened “a new war zone” and implied that the United States is hunting for oil and not drug smugglers. Peter did not provide evidence of his allegations and is a long -term critic of Trump. However, there are many questions about attacks.

In addition, Trump has taken steps to militarize the American inland. But it’s not just that he did that. It is that he did it while overcoming it, claiming that his political opponents are often violent terrorists and that some parts of the country are under siege. He has also bypassed the legal limits of his power to use the army inside the country in many cases. All this culminated in the weekend by a ruling of a judge appointed by Trump himself. The judge said Trump’s development in Portland, Oregon, was illegal because the evidence showed that the protests there were not “significantly violent”. Trump also speaks openly about Democratic imprisonment that oppose his efforts. And in his speeches to military leaders and troops, he tried to confront them with the Democrats.

Finally, his excessive arguments for the Nobel Prize can be filmed boomerang. Gaza is not the only war that Trump claims to have ended. In recent weeks, he has also begun to say to anyone who hears him that he has finished more than six other wars, from Africa to the Middle East and Asia. But this is not accurate. According to CNN, Trump has contributed to agreements between long -term enemies in some cases, but in others, the countries involved have downgraded the role of the US while in others there has not even been a real war.

What are the five judges?

The Nobel Committee was established by the Norwegian Stortement (the Norwegian Parliament) in 1897 and has as its task the choice of the Nobel Peace Prize with the Nobel Peace Prize. Commission members are elected for a six -year term and can be re -elected. They represent the power of the various political parties in the Norwegian parliament, but they cannot be active.

THE 41 -year -old Jargen Vatne Frynn He is chairman of the Nobel Prize Committee. He is the youngest chairman of the committee. It was appointed in 2021 and will remain a member of it until 2026. Fryntnes has worked as a human rights defender. He has also served as Secretary General of Pen Norway, a group that promotes freedom of expression. He has worked with the Non -Governmental Organization (NGOs) of MeDecins Sans Frontieres (doctors without borders or MSF) and is a member of the Non -Governmental Organization of Human Rights, Norwegian Committee Helsinki.

THE 51 -year -old Asle Todo He is Vice President of the Nobel Prize Commission. He has been a member since 2018 and has been re-established in the Commission for the period 2024-2029. He is considered a conservative and has been a Research Director at the Norwegian Nobel Institute before joining the Nobel Committee. He has also published a book entitled “The European Union as a Little Power: After the Cold War”.

OR 75 -year -old Anna Egger He is a member of the Commission since 2018 and has also been re -appointed for the period from 2021 to 2026. He studied nursing and began her career teaching the subject. He later turned to politics, supporting Norway’s central party. He was the head of the Ministry of Culture and Deputy Prime Minister of Norway between 1997 and 1999, a prime minister in 1998 and for a short period of time in 1999 became a head of the Ministry of Petroleum and Energy. He has been the ruler of the Ostfold Region since 2004.

OR 68 -year -old Christine Clemet He was appointed to the Commission in 2021 and will be a member by 2026. He is a Norwegian politician of Hoyre, the Conservative Party of Norway. Economist in the profession, twice served as a consultant by former Norwegian Prime Minister Care Viloch of the Conservative Party, and served as Minister of Education between 2001 and 2005.

OR 49 -year -old Gray Larsen He is a former Deputy Minister of Labor at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and head of the Norwegian humanitarian organization Care Norway, which supports women’s rights worldwide. He has previously criticized Trump’s cuts in external assistance costs.