Trump Advances Multiple Peace Deals Across Middle East, Caucasus, South Asia

President Donald Trump is actively campaigning for the Nobel Peace Prize during his current term, emphasizing his role in brokering multiple international peace agreements. His administration highlights deals resolving conflicts between Israel and Iran, Armenia and Azerbaijan, Cambodia and Thailand, Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo, and efforts to ease tensions between India and Pakistan. Trump has received formal nominations from several world leaders and governments, including Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Pakistan, and a joint letter from the presidents of Azerbaijan and Armenia. Ahead of his summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska, Trump's chances of winning the prize have improved, with bookmakers listing him as a joint favorite alongside Russian campaigner Yulia Navalnaya. Trump even reached out to Norway's finance minister, Jens Stoltenberg, linking his peace efforts with ongoing trade discussions, though no official comments have been made by the Nobel Committee. Among the highlighted achievements is the recent Armenia-Azerbaijan peace deal, which includes the creation of a transit corridor aimed at regional connectivity, marking a significant step beyond prior unsuccessful Russian mediation attempts.