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Donald Trump's efforts to mediate a deal between Armenia and Azerbaijan, cited as a reason for his Nobel Peace Prize nominations.
The Trump White House and allied reporting list a set of high-profile mediations in 2025–2026 framed as “peace deals,” including accords involving Armenia–Azerbaijan, the DRC–Rwanda, Cambodia–Thailand...
The Trump administration’s 2025-26 diplomacy produced a mix of signed accords and short-term ceasefires; the clearest formal, signed agreement widely reported was the DRC–Rwanda deal, while most other...
A series of public statements and social-media posts by President Trump claim he "ended eight wars"; contemporary reporting identifies the eight conflicts he referenced as Israel–Hamas/Gaza, Israel–Ir...
European leaders publicly mocked and laughed at ’s repeated confusion of with at a summit, turning the gaffe into a running joke among leaders including Albania’s Edi Rama, ’s Emmanuel Macron and ’s I...
repeatedly claims he “” during his first year back in office; fact-checkers and multiple news outlets find that characterization exaggerated because many of the disputes he lists were not active full-...
The formal criteria that governed the Nobel Peace Prize nominations for Donald Trump were the same universal nomination rules that apply to every candidate: a closed, committee-led selection process w...
Peace scholars distinguish temporary cessations of hostilities from genuine war termination by looking for durable cessation plus political settlement, verified implementation, and post-conflict trans...
The short answer is: no — Mr. Trump’s repeated claim that he “ended eight wars” is an exaggeration; he has helped broker several ceasefires and agreements but many of the episodes he counts were not f...