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White House Calls for Trump’s Nobel Prize After Thailand-Cambodia Ceasefire

Karoline Leavitt argued that the Thailand-Cambodia truce strengthens Trump’s peace credentials despite legal disputes over U.S. airstrikes in Iran and official denials of U.S. mediation in South Asia.

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Overview

  • Under U.S. mediation, Thailand and Cambodia implemented a ceasefire on July 28 after weeks of cross-border clashes that displaced over 200,000 people.
  • Press secretary Karoline Leavitt publicly urged the Nobel Committee to recognize Trump’s role in the ceasefire with a Peace Prize.
  • Pakistan formally nominated Trump for his claimed mediation in the IndiaPakistan conflict, while India denied any U.S. involvement in those talks.
  • International law experts have deemed U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iranian nuclear sites unlawful even as Trump declared a separate Israel-Iran truce.
  • Global reactions to Trump’s peacemaker campaign range from formal Nobel nominations to critical legal assessments and official denials of U.S. involvement.