Donald Trump Slams Norway After Nobel Peace Prize Snub

Former President Donald Trump has publicly condemned Norway for its decision not to award him the Nobel Peace Prize. Speaking at a rally, Trump claimed the omission was a deliberate slight, referencing the year he initiated military action against Iran. He warned that the snub would not be forgotten, stating, “We will not forget, Norway.” The remarks came as the Nobel Committee announced its 2026 laureates, with no mention of Trump despite his claims of contributing to global peace through his foreign‑policy decisions. While the Nobel organization has not responded directly to Trump’s accusations, analysts note that the prize traditionally honors diplomatic negotiations and humanitarian efforts, criteria that differ from Trump’s approach to international relations. The former president’s outburst adds to a pattern of confrontational statements aimed at institutions he perceives as hostile, and it underscores the lingering political tension between his legacy and the global community.