Compare with Other Laureates
How do Trump's achievements compare to past Nobel Peace Prize winners?
Trump's Peace Achievements
Abraham Accords
Four peace agreements between Israel and Arab nations (UAE, Bahrain, Sudan, Morocco)
North Korea Summits
Three historic meetings with Kim Jong Un, including first-ever presidential visit to North Korea
ISIS Defeated
Complete destruction of ISIS territorial caliphate
Serbia-Kosovo Agreement
Economic normalization between historic Balkan rivals
Zero New Wars
First president in decades not to start a new military conflict
Hostage Releases
Secured release of Americans from North Korea, Turkey, and other nations
Past Nobel Peace Prize Recipients
Barack Obama
“Efforts to strengthen international diplomacy and cooperation between peoples”
Concrete Results
- •Vision for nuclear-free world
- •Outreach to Muslim world
Critiques
- •Awarded early in presidency (9 months)
- •Limited concrete achievements at time of award
- •Drone warfare expanded during tenure
Jimmy Carter
“Decades of untiring effort to find peaceful solutions to international conflicts”
Concrete Results
- •Camp David Accords (1978)
- •Carter Center humanitarian work
- •Election monitoring missions
Critiques
- •Awarded for post-presidential work
- •Some controversial foreign policy positions
Yasser Arafat, Shimon Peres, Yitzhak Rabin
“Oslo Accords efforts for peace in the Middle East”
Concrete Results
- •Oslo Accords framework
- •Mutual recognition between Israel and PLO
Critiques
- •Oslo process ultimately failed
- •Violence continued after accords
- •Arafat's controversial history
Key Comparison Points
| Criteria | Trump | Obama (2009) |
|---|---|---|
| Peace Agreements Signed | 5+ | 0 (at time of award) |
| Historic First Meetings | 3 (North Korea) | 0 (at time of award) |
| Terrorist Organizations Defeated | ISIS Caliphate | N/A (at time of award) |
| New Wars Started | 0 | Libya intervention later |
| Hostages Released | 20+ | Some later |
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