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With Trump openly campaigning to get a Nobel Peace Prize, we assess his peacemaking credentials by taking a look at the seven conflicts he claims he's brought to an end, whether these were actually successful and if he actually has a chance at winning.
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White House claims seven wars solved:
Remaining challenges in Armenia-Azerbaijan:
Congo-Rwanda deal, and faltering implementation:
India-Pakistan ceasefire:
Trump wants a Nobel Peace Prize:
Scandinavian social code, Law of Jante:
Nobel Committee resisted pressure in 2010:
Other assessments of Trump’s claims:
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