Donald Trump is actively ramping up his campaign for the Nobel Peace Prize, positioning himself as a peacemaker ahead of a crucial meeting with Vladimir Putin. Various world leaders, including those from Cambodia, Azerbaijan, and Armenia, have nominated him, citing his role in international diplomacy and conflict resolution. With the recent endorsements bolstering his case, Trump has expressed a strong desire to secure the accolade, viewing it as a significant honor that would cement his legacy. However, opinions on his suitability for the prize remain divided, with some critics questioning the merit of his nominations. As he navigates this complex landscape, the pressure to demonstrate his diplomatic achievements intensifies.