Former United States president Donald Trump has repeatedly claimed he deserves the Nobel Peace Prize, citing his role in ending several conflicts and his efforts in international negotiations. Despite being nominated more than ten times by various political figures, experts suggest his chances of winning remain slim, pointing to his controversial policies and actions that some argue do not align with the prize's mission to advance global fellowship. The Nobel committee has also expressed discomfort with candidates lobbying for the award, which may further diminish Trump's prospects. This year's prize has a record number of nominees, with humanitarian organizations, journalists, and figures involved in the wars in Ukraine and Gaza among the frontrunners. While four previous United States presidents have received the honor, Trump's campaign for the prize continues to generate debate and skepticism.