I wonder how Trump’s gratitude will be nominated, there are 10 hours left until the long-awaited announcement.

Behind closed doors, the Norwegian committee reads Alfred Nobel’s will, which calls for the prize to be awarded “to the one who shall have done the most to promote brotherhood among nations.” And this year, the public pressure and intense campaigning for Trump have not gone unnoticed.

It is a moment of geopolitical theater, personal myth, and international ritual. If Trump is elected, it will be a decision that will reverberate in history. If not, it will be another chapter in his saga of claiming recognition.

Although he has been nominated by several leaders for his role in mediating conflicts (Israel-Hamas, India-Pakistan, Armenia-Azerbaijan), the Nobel committee is known for its preference for multilateral diplomacy, international cooperation and institutional stability. Trump himself has said that he “will not receive the prize, no matter what he does” — but he has also stated that he has “ended eight wars” and that “everyone says he should receive it” (FOX News | MSN+1).