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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...
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 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...
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...