Donald Trump has spent years chasing a prize he will almost certainly never hold. To him, the Nobel Peace Prize isn’t just a medal — it’s the final validation of his legacy, the cinematic closing scene where history applauds and Barack Obama seethes in the background. Yet year after year, Oslo says no. The reasons go far beyond partisan dislike or media bias. They lie in a deeper mismatch between what the Nobel stands for and what Trump represents. Here are ten of them. The Nobel Committee loathes overt campaigning. Its mystique depends on aloofness — the idea that peace is recognised, not demanded. Trump, however, treated the prize like a campaign trail promise. He lobbied allies, pressured foreign leaders to nominate him, and even hinted that Norway might face tariffs if Oslo contin

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