Overview
- The Norwegian Nobel Committee, which said Thursday it received 287 nominations for 2026, counted 208 individuals and 79 organizations.
- Leaders of Cambodia, Israel, and Pakistan have said they nominated President Donald Trump, though those claims cannot be verified under the rules.
- Nominations stay sealed for five decades and the committee stresses that a nomination does not signal endorsement.
- U.K. bookmaker William Hill lists Trump as the leading pick at 3/1, a publicity marker that has no bearing on the closed selection process.
- The committee voiced deep concern over 2023 laureate Narges Mohammadi’s worsening health in prison after a reported heart attack, while the 2026 winner is due to be named on October 9 with the ceremony on December 10 in Oslo.