Overview

• The Norwegian Nobel Committee will reveal the 2025 Peace Prize on Friday at 11:00 a.m. local time in Oslo, with a live stream on the Nobel channels (3:00 a.m. Mexico City).
• There are 338 recorded nominations this year, comprising 244 individuals and 94 organizations under a process kept confidential for 50 years.
• President Donald Trump has publicly argued he deserves the prize following a U.S.-mediated Israel–Hamas ceasefire phase, drawing endorsements from Benjamin Netanyahu and Argentina’s president Javier Milei.
• Scholars cited in recent coverage say Trump is unlikely to win, noting the committee weighs lifetime adherence to cooperation, disarmament and human rights when assessing candidates.
• Reported contenders discussed by media and analysts include Emergency Response Rooms Sudan, Yulia Navalnaya, UNRWA, Médecins Sans Frontières, Reporters Without Borders and Greta Thunberg, as Peace joins a Nobel week that has already named winners in Medicine, Physics, Chemistry and Literature.