President Donald Trump has received nominations for the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize from eight countries, including Azerbaijan, Armenia, Rwanda, Israel, Gabon, Cambodia, Thailand, and Pakistan. The nominations follow his role in brokering peace accords, notably between Azerbaijan and Armenia, two nations with a history of conflict. Gabon's President Brice Oligui Nguema specifically cited Trump's efforts in stabilizing the Southeast Asia-Pacific region and facilitating peace deals across Africa and Eurasia. Additionally, U.S. Speaker Johnson publicly stated that Trump deserves the Nobel Peace Prize for his takeover of the Washington, D.C., police force. Trump has expressed a long-standing desire to receive the Nobel Peace Prize, an accolade previously awarded to U.S. presidents Woodrow Wilson, Theodore Roosevelt, Jimmy Carter, and Barack Obama. The nominations highlight Trump's positioning as a statesman on the global stage amid ongoing peace initiatives.