Nobel Peace Prize Faces Uncertainty Amid Global Conflicts

As international hostilities intensify, experts debate whether the Nobel Peace Prize should be awarded this year.

Dan Smith from the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute suggests withholding the Nobel Peace Prize due to escalating global violence.
Conflicts in the Middle East, Ukraine, and Sudan, along with increasing global military spending, contribute to the debate on the prize's relevance.
Henrik Urdal of the Peace Research Institute Oslo argues that awarding the prize can still highlight important peace efforts.
Potential nominees include grassroots organizations like EcoPeace and Women Wage Peace, working towards peace in the Middle East.
Artificial intelligence advancements, such as Google's AlphaFold, are predicted to be recognized in this year's science categories.